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Mahadum Obafemi Awolowo ebido ule nke simesita abuo ha.

Posted by: princessnwude in Ọmenala ndị Igbo 2 Comments

Ubochi tata bu Monde mkpuru ubochi Iri abuo na iteghete n’onwa Jenuari a ka Mahadum bu Obafemi Awolowo nke di na ile-ife Osun Steeti, bidoro nlele ule ha.

Otutu umuakwukwo chizi obi n’aka etu ule a ga-esi ga.
Ndi na-emu anya abali na Klassi di iche iche iji hu na ha guru akwukwo kari. Ndi na-egwughari egwu nokwazi ya.
Nke bu ezi okwu bu na akufecha o dara awo!
Ule a ga-agwu ma onwa Febuwari di na mkpuru ubochi Iri na isii.
Ka Chukwu nonyere umuakwukwo niile.

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