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Àwòrán kí ó tó di ojó ìgbeyàwó tokotayà yí ti won pàdé nígbà tí won ń sin orílè èdè won lówó ní odún mérin séyìn.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Àwòrán kí ó tó di ojó ìgbeyàwó tokotayà yí ti won pàdé nígbà tí won ń sin orílè èdè won lówó ní odún mérin séyìn.

Arábìnrin Nìjíríà kan tí a mò sí Rosemary nípa eni tí yó sèsè di oko rè Láìpé odún màrún-ùn séyìn, nígbà tí won ń sin orílè èdè won lówó ní Kaduna ti pín àwòrán kí ó tó di ojó ìgbeyàwó won.

Wón dìjo wo aso ìsìnlú won pèlú bàtà aláwò kan náà.

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