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Arákùnrin kan se ayeye ojó-ìbí omo rè obìnrin pèlú òni (crocodile) ní ìpínlè Èkó. 

  Arákùnrin kan ní orílè èdè Nàìjíríà tí a mò sí Jefferson Uwoghiren, se ayeye ojó-ìbí omo rè obìnrin pèlú òni (crocodile) ní ìpínlè Edo. Arákùnrin náà tí kò so ohun tí ó fé fi eranko afayàfà náà se, ni a rí tí ó ya àwòrán tí ó de òni náà ní enu bí ó se ya àwòrán ojó-ìbí pèlú omo rè obìnrin àti àwon ebí t’ókùn.
Nígbà tí ó pín àwòrán náà sí orí aféfé, arákùnrin náà ko pé, “so ohun tí ó le selè sí òni yí, lóòní tí Omobìrin mi ń se ayeye ojó-ìbí rè……

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