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Ìyàwó mi dára sùgbón kò n’ìfé ìbálòpò léyìn ìgbeyàwó.

Ìyàwó mi dáa tí mo sì le pè ní aya rere sùgbón kìí gbà kí á bá ara wa lò nígbà tí ó ye, lóòtó aní omo okùnrin pèlú obìnrin. E jò ó kí ni mo le se? Mo ti gbìyànjú àwon nkan tí mò ti kà ní orí èro ayélujàra Kódà a tún jo lo sí ibi àpérò láti le jé kí ó yí padà sùgbón kò yí padà… E jò wó mi ò so eléyìí láti bà á jé sùgbón ònà yí nìkan ni mo gbèrò kí ó yí padà .

Egbàmí n’ímòràn e jò ó!!!

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