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Bimbo Thomas

Akoni osere onitiata: Bimbo Thomas gbayi!

Orisiirisii eniyan lo wa laye pelu agbara inu eleyii ti Oba oke da mo onikaluku won. Eyi ti Oluwa fun Bimbo Thomas lo je eyi to jo mi loju ju. Yato si wi pe Edua oke fun lebun ise tiata sise, omobirin naa je eni to maa n dunnu nigba gbogbo. Kii gba ohunkohun laaye lati ba idunnu re je, yala nipa awon oro ti ko fidi mule ti awon eniyan maa n so nipa awon elere ori itage.
Bimbo je enikan to n maa fi ero okan re han lai beru ohun ti enikeni le so nipa re.

Bimbo rewa lobirin, o si je enikan to nife awon eniyan re gidigidi. O feran oge sise, o si tun so wi pe ife oun si oti waini lo mu oun da ile itaja ti won ti n ta oti waini sile. Bimbo Thomas ni akoni mi fun osu yii. To ba tun ya, maa ma so die sii nipa oba oge, eleyinju ege, onibadi aran, alase ati oludari BIMBALLY Wine & Liquor.

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