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Odómokùnrin ilé-èkó girama ya Òrébìnrin rè lénu nípa èbùn ojó-ìbí tí ó fun tí ó sì fi gba ìfenukonu.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Breaking News Comments Off on Odómokùnrin ilé-èkó girama ya Òrébìnrin rè lénu nípa èbùn ojó-ìbí tí ó fun tí ó sì fi gba ìfenukonu.

Àwòrán yí tí Òrékùnrin àti Òrébìnrin ilé-èkó girama ní bi tí won ti ń fi enu ko ara won lénu kárakára tí ó sì ti gbòde kan. Níbi àwòrán yìí arí àwon akékòó nísìírí sí omokùnrin náà bí ó se gbé èbùn ojó-ìbí náà fún olólùfé rè. Níbèrè Pèpè, ojú kókó ń ti omobìnrin náà sùgbón léyìn ìsírí tí àwon Òré rè fun, ó fa okùnrin náà móra ósì fi enu kò ó lénu.

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