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Òdókùnrin kan ní àwon olópàá yin ìbon pa nígbà tí won fé parí ìjà ní Ajegunle.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Òdókùnrin kan ní àwon olópàá yin ìbon pa nígbà tí won fé parí ìjà ní Ajegunle.

Òdókùnrin kan tí a gbó wípé ó jé omo ogún odún ni a gbó wípé won fi èsùn kàn àwon olópàá Látàrí ìbon tí won yìn pa Òdókùnrin yí, nígbà tí won ń parí ìjà lówó láàrin àwon ìkò ológun méjì ní agbègbè Ajegunle ní ìpínlè Èkó. Kí olórun te sí aféfé rere.

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