Home / Art / Àṣà Oòduà / Alágbárí òdómokùnrin kan tí a mò sí yahoo boy lo omo ègbón rè okùnrin tí kò ju omo odún méje lo láti fi se ògùn owó ní ìlú èkó .

Alágbárí òdómokùnrin kan tí a mò sí yahoo boy lo omo ègbón rè okùnrin tí kò ju omo odún méje lo láti fi se ògùn owó ní ìlú èkó .

    Òdómokùnrin kan ni owó àwon agbófinró tè nígbà tí ó n lo omokùnrin ègbón rè láti fi se ògùn owó ní ìlú èkó.

Gégé bí a se gbó, orúko òdómokùnrin tí a fi èsùn kan ni Tunde Owolabi tí ìnagije rè n jé owó n sòrò ( money talk) . Owó ti tè é nígbà tí ó n lo omokùnrin ègbón rè tí ó jé obìnrin tí ó jé omo odún méje lówó ní ìlú Ikoyi ní ìpínlè Eko . Ó wà ní àhámó àwon olópàá báyìí….

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