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Ìkan Lára Àwon Ìyá Ń Dá Gbé (Single Mum) Orílè Èdè Nàìjíríà Múra Bíi Okùnrin Láti Se Ayeye Àjòdún Baba (Father’s Day).

Ò n lo èro ayélujàra (facebook user) Ebere Amalaha tí ó ń jé ìyá ń dá gbé, múra bíi okùnrin láti se ayeye àjòdún baba tí ó wáyé ní ojó kejìdínlógún osù kefà (June 18). Pín àwòrán ara rè bí ó se múra látòkè délè bí okùnrin, “ó sì ko “a kú ayeye àjòdún baba sí gbogbo àwon ìyá ń dá gbé n’íta”…
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