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Ayoka the daughter of Iya oniworobo Omo baba Elemun ni sabo

Ayoka: The Daughter Of Iya Oniworobo Omo baba Elemun Ni Sabo

It been a long time coming 
But still, I ignored all your forming

Have been to the moon and back
Just to cater for all that you lack

Don’t you realize that you’ve been single for a while ?
Have been chasing away those who wish to come jingle with your heart

Forget about your big stature, I love it bold
I dislike anything premature, only dogs eat bone
The stretch marks on your laps signifies magical lightning, not thunderbolt

The stimulating fragrance of your hair 
Takes me high like a tongue playing with my ear

Ayoka the daughter of Iya oniworobo Omo baba Elemun ni sabo

Ayoka let me take you to where the sound of nature will wake us up
Where you live a free life of honor without bordering yourself with make-up

Allow me to call on Ajobiewe
To come entertain you with some Oriki ile

Why spoon and fork? When we can use our palms to enjoy the taste of palm oil and roasted yam

Instead of Bonnie and Clyde, we will be Akanni and Ayoka right there on our farm

See me already hallucinating when you are still contemplating

Ayoka omo Iya Oniworobo

My love for you is synonymous to the love a Sango worshipper has for Amala and gbegiri

Telling me to move on without you is like saying Obatala should stop wearing white.

It is imposicant!

I will be throwing three stones on your house’s roof today when the sun is down.

I hope you come around. If you don’t, I will continue my quest next week.

Owomide. June, 2019.

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