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Èèmò lukutu pébé ní ilé-èkó gíga ìfáfitì ti Ilé-ifè : Nígbà tí akékòó kan ya wèrè nígbà tí ó n kàwé lówó.

Gégé bí a ti mo wípé òkan gbógì ní ilé-èkó gíga Òbafemi Awolowo University (OAU) jé ní orílè èdè Nìjíríà yí.

Sà déédéé ni a gbó wípé arábìnrin kan tí ó jé akékòó ilé-èkó yí ya wèrè látàrí ìwé kíkà nígbá yí ó jé wípé ìdánwò won ti kù sí dèdè.

Ní alé ìjeta ni ìsèlè yí selè, nígbá tí omobìnrin yí sa wèrè tán, ìwé tí ó n kà náà ló fi ñ lu ìlù. Àfi kí elédùà gbàwá ooo.

 

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