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Omokùnrin odún méèédógún tí orúko rè ńjé Okorogheye David ni ó peregedé jùlo nínú ìdánwò àsekágbá ti ilé-èkó

Omokùnrin odún méèédógún yí gba máàkì tí ó pò jùlo nínú ìdánwò àti wo ilé-èkó gíga ifáfitì tí ó sì gba púpò jùlo nínú WAEC.

Omokùnrin yí gba àmì A nínú gbogbo ìdánwò tí Ó se fún WAEC tí Ó sì gba jùlo nínú ìdánwò Jamb tí ó gba 332 nínú èsì rè. Èyí wuyì púpò.

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