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“Kini Idi Ti Fasola Fi Wu Ewu Funfun Lori Ko To Kuro Nijoba?” Ninu Iwe Iroyin Owuro Ni Idahun Naa Wa


Akole gbagada to jade lati inu iwe Iroyin Owuro ti ose yii lo n so nipa ohun to faa ti Fasola fi wu ewu lori ko to pari ijoba re nigba ti awon akegbe re bi Mimiko ati Ajimobi n dan gbirin.

Awon akole mii to tun wa loju ewe akoko iwe Iroyin Owuro niyii:

*Omoge Mejilelaadota ti ko mokunrin ri se idije lEkoo

* Idi ti emi ati Tinubu fi daru- Gbenga Daniel

*Ni Akure, awon Omoota seruba Odunlade Adekola.

Ati awon iroyin mii to gbamuse.

E gbiyanju kee ra Iroyin Owuro, ogorun naira pere ni.

 

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