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Okò Ńlá Tí Ó Kérù Ta Òkìtì Ní Òpópónà Ojúelégbà Ní Ìlú Èkó Látàrí Àìmu Bírèkì. 

Posted by: ayangalu in Àṣà Oòduà Comments Off on Okò Ńlá Tí Ó Kérù Ta Òkìtì Ní Òpópónà Ojúelégbà Ní Ìlú Èkó Látàrí Àìmu Bírèkì. 

Lagos response unit LRU tí a mò sí ìgbìmò ìdálóhùn wá ònà láti gbé okò ńlá tí ó kó yoyo tí ó ta òkìtì látàrí àìmu bírèkì ní òpópónà ojúelégbà, lónà pápá  bóòsì dúró (Stadium bus/stop) kúrò.
LRU gbé okò náà kúrò lónà…
Wo òpò àwòrán sì…..

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