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“Mo ti rí eni náà” Burna Boy pín àwòrán tí ó rewà pèlú arábìnrin arewà kan.

“Mo ti rí eni náà” Burna Boy pín àwòrán tí ó rewà pèlú arábìnrin arewà kan.


Gbajúgbajà àti ogbóntarìgì olórin tí a mò sí Burna Boy nse ni ó dàbí eni wípé ó ti rí àyànfé, ó pín àwòrán tí won dì mó ara won, bí ó tilè jé wípé a kò mo arábìnrin arewà yí.
Ó pín àwòrán náà pèlú òrò tí ó ya ni lénu.
E wo àwòrán náà.

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