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Arábìnrin yí ni ó ya àwòrán tí ó ti fi èro ìbánisòrò rè hàn tí ó sì gbàgbé wípé òrá ìdáàbòbò (condom) tí won ti lò wà ní àrin esè rè.

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

    Arábìnrin yí ni ó ti fún àwon èèyàn ní òrò so léyìn tí ó fi èro ìbánisòrò rè tí ó jé aláwò pupa hàn nínú ilé ìtura tí ó wà làímò wípé òrá ìdáàbòbò èyí tí won ti lò wà ní agbede méjì esè rè.

E wo àwòrán n’ísàlè .

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  1. heiqhtmAn
    heiqhtmAn
    November 21, 2017 at 11:25 pm

    Ere ti won se dun ju lo je ki o gbagbe re sibe

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