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Àwon ológun orílè èdè Nàíjíríà ya àwòrán pèlú ejò rògbòdò léyìn tí won pa á tán .

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   Àwon ikò ológun ni inú won n dùn tí won sì n yò léyìn tí won pa ejò nla rògbòdò kan níbi tí won tèdó sí .

Àwon Akoni yí ya àwòrán pèlú eranko afayàfà yí nígbà tí inú won n dún .

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