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Kò kò, ó gbà láti se ètùtù, Moronke Naomi Oluwaseyi gbà láti se òun tótó gégé bí olorì àkókó láàrin àwon olorì pátápátá.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News 1 Comment


Bí won se ni kó se é ló se é. Bí ó tilè jé wípé àtúnbí nínú Jésú ni, kò kò láti se àwon ohun tí ó tó gégé bí olorì láàfin Oòni ti ilé-ifè.
Àwòrán ibi tí ìyàwó ti n se àwon ètùtú tí ó ye, tí ó sì dá èjè kojá.
Àdúrà wa ni wípé: kí olorì tuntun bí obìnrin àbíró, Okùnrin àbíyé (Àse).
Ó ti se é se..

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    Ajayi Happiness
    October 21, 2018 at 7:23 am

    Been a Queen is important to her generation but doing the neccesary things is importanter…
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