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Kílódé tí àwon omoge fi n’ìfé àwon tí ó ti n’íyàwó.

E jòwó mo fé kí e dá mi lóhùn dáadáa.

Gbogbo àwon Òré mi tí ó ti n’íyàwó n’ílé ni òpò obìnrin ń súré tè lé, tí ó sì jé wípé àwon àpón bí ti àwa yí obìnrin díè ni ó súré tèle wa, mo ti è fé mò gan. Àti àwon( Òré mi tí ó ti n’íyàwó) jé éri si èyí, wípé àwon omoge ń du àwon tí ó ti n’íyàwó, wón gbàgbó wípé àwon máa ń se ìtójú obìnrin dáadáa, e jòwó Sé òtító ni èyí?

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