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Omoge kan ni owó tè tí won sì fi se èsín látárí wípé ó fo odi ilé onílé láti jí bisikitì .

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

       Ònlò èro ayélujárá ( Facebook) tí a mò sí Arc Pashal Chike Umeobi ló so wípé arábìnrin yí ni owó àwon figilanté tè ní Ezinifite , ìlú kan ní ìpínlè Anambra .

Arábìnrin yí ni won fi èsùn kàn wípé ó fo odi ilé láti jí ìpápánu tí a mò sí bisikitì ni owó pálábá rè bá ségi nígbà tí ìkan lára àwon figilanté ri wípé ògbòn n rùn, figilanté náà bá gbìyànjú àti mu sùgbón tí ó bó, ó sì yìn ìbon lùú tí ó sì yè é n ló bá tún fo odi ilé míràn láti balè nínú ilé onílé míràn ,kíá ni onílé yára figbe bonu, béè ni owó bá tè é….

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  1. Hardeymorlar Tozyne Thosco
    Hardeymorlar Tozyne Thosco
    October 19, 2017 at 9:20 pm

    Haha……. O mu bisikiti, Haa……Ebi n pa niyen, Se ko jin pure water ni. (Olee……….)

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