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I pray for everyone of us this new week that we will be free from any harms means weapon like,gun cutlass, knife, bottles, and other god of iron (Ògún lákayé) tools. by the grace of God we will not fall in bad victim

Eu oro por todos nós nesta nova semana que estaremos livres de quaisquer danos como armas, facões, facas, garrafas e outros instrumentos de deus de ferro (Ògún lákayé) pela graça de Deus, não cairemos em más vítimas

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