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Igbe aye Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Atanda Adeyemi dun bi oyin

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Laipe yii ni Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, Alaafin Oyo pe eni odun metadinlogorin. E le ka iroyin naa nibi:

Lara awon foto ojo ibi baba mi-in to te wa lowo ni eyi ti baba ya pelu Olori Badirat Adeyemi, olori baba to kere ju lo.

Bi Oosa Oyo tile ti dagbalagba, Olori Badirat, eni to sese wo ile iwe giga Ifafiti lodun yii ko je ki ara baba o darugbo kiakia pelu awon itoju orisiirisii ti n fi n te baba lorun niyewu. Eleyii to si n mu baba dabi omo tuntun jojolo.

Ti won ba ni Oba wo lo jaye ju laye? Walahi, Oba Lamidi ni!

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  1. Aisha M.B.P.
    Aisha M.B.P.
    November 6, 2015 at 7:00 pm

    Oba Lamidi with his very young child bride.Thats okay I guess cos he’s not from the North of Nig.

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