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A kú àmójúbà Osù Eréna (March) tuntun.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News 1 Comment

Osù ìdèra, ìtèsíwájú, ìse rere ni yóò jé fún gbogbo wa. Nínú Osù tuntun yìí, àìsàn kò níí jé ìpín enìkóòkan wa. Eni yòówù tí àìlera bá n dà láàmú, Olódùmarè yóò so ó dèrò. A kò níí rí ìjà ìgbóná. Bí ó tilè wù kí ilé ó gbóná tó, Oba Adédàá yóò so ó dèrò. Àìsàn tí n gba oúnje lénu eni kò níí se wa, èyí tí n gba apá, esè, àti gbogbo èyà ara lówó eni kò níí jé ìpín wa nínú Osù yii. Àjíñde ara yó máa jé o.

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