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Olópàá kan ní orílè èdè Ghana fi pàsán na arábìnrin yí ní ìdí nítorí ó kò láti w’onú èwòn .

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News 1 Comment

    Olópàá tí ó n sojú àgó olópàá Domping ní orílè èdè Ghana, Ase Emmanuel Osei ni won ti fi èsùn kàn látàrí wípé ó fi pàsán na arábìnrin odún mókàndílógbòn (29) tí a mò sí Sarah Darko ní ìdí látàrí ó kò láti wo inú èwon.

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  1. LALAKUKULALA Refix
    LALAKUKULALA Refix
    November 8, 2017 at 6:10 pm

    Oye Kiwon Ran Olopa Yen Lo Si Ewon Ni.
    Iwa radarada Ni ogbeni Yii wu

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