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Banky W àti Adesua Etomi ya àwòrán pèlú àwon òbí won níbi ìgbéyàwó alárédè won.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Banky W àti Adesua Etomi ya àwòrán pèlú àwon òbí won níbi ìgbéyàwó alárédè won.

Banky W àti Adesua Etomi ya àwòrán pèlú àwon òbí won níbi ìgbéyàwó alárédè won.
Tokotayà tuntun, Banky W àti Adesua Etomi pèlú ègbón Adesua Etomi okùnrin, ìyá rè àti àwon òbí oko ní apá òtún èyí ma tún dára Ooo.
Àwon òbí tí inú won n dùn náà kò yunra láti bá àwon omo won yà àwòrán.

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