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Linda Ikeji padà so orúko baba omo rè, ó wípé Sholaye Jeremi ni baba omo òun àti oko tí n bò lónà.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Linda Ikeji padà so orúko baba omo rè, ó wípé Sholaye Jeremi ni baba omo òun àti oko tí n bò lónà.

Elétí Ofe, Linda Ikeji ti padà so baba omo rè, ó sì ti so wípé Sholaye Jeremi ni baba omo òun .

Ó tún so wípé orúko omo òun ni Jayce Jeremi , ó ko síbè wípé…
” mò n re’lé pèlú omo oba mi. Ìbèrè odún rere nínú ayé mi! Orúko rè a máa jé Jayce, Jayce Jeremi si ni yó ma jé.
N wó pín àwòrán láìpé”

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