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Arewà tí ó se ìgbéyàwó láì kun nkankan sí ojú ní ojó èye rè .

 

Èyin òdóbìnrin ; njé èyin le múra báyìí ní ijó ìgbéyàwó yín bí? Gbogbo obìnrin ni ó máa n gbèrò láti dàbí egbin ní ojó ìgbéyàwó won , gbogbo ònà ni won yóò sì wá láti jékí èróngbà won di síse .
Sùgbón ìyàwó yí ní tirè gbèrò láti kun nkankan ní ojó èye rè .

Èyin obìnrin n’íta njé èyin le se èyí bí….

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