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Bí ò bá dùn yóò pé, bí ó bá pé yó dùn; Òònirìsà fé ìyàwó tuntun.

Bí ò bá dùn yóò pé, bí ó bá pé yó dùn; Òònirìsà fé ìyàwó tuntun.
Sùúrù tí ó lójó ni Omo Ogunwusi fi se, Aláse èkejì Òrìsà so Naomi Oluwaseyi Silekunola di Olorì láàfin rè. Èyin omo odùduwà e kú orí re.
Yèyélúwà káàbò sí Àafin Oònirìsà. Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi a ki yín kú oríre, Aya rere ni Yeyeluwa yóò jé.
Ó dun tó béè gé, ìyá aláàdúrà di aya Oòni ti ilè ifè.

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