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Igbo pàdé calabar, àwòrán kí won tó se ìgbéyàwó bí okùnrin náà se fi owó kó ìdí arábìnrin náà.

Àwòrán èyí kí ó tó di ojó ìgbéyàwó ti arákùnrin Igbo tí a mò sí Ofor, tí ó ti se tán láti fé aya àfésónà rè Witney tí ó jé Calabar ní ojó etì, ojó kejìdínlógún osù kokànlá odún yí (18/11/2017).

Oko tí ojú rè ti wà lónà ní láti gbá ìdí ìyàwó rè mú, èyí fi hàn wípé okùnrin yí ti to ara rè sí okùnrin àkókó nínú ayé obìnrin yí.

A ki yí tokotaya tí ó n bò lónà .

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