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A kú àmójúbà Osù Eréna (March) tuntun.

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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