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Ota ìbon tí àwon olópàá àti àwon ìgárá olóshà n yìn mó ara won sè sì bá awa kèké kan ní ìpínlè River.

    Oní kèké kan ní PortHarcourt ni ó ti kú látàrí ota ìbon tí ó se sì ta ba nígbà tí àwon ìgárá olóshà àti olópàá n yin ìbon mó ara won.

Òdókùnrin tí ó jé oní kèké yí tí ó wá láti ìpínlè Ebonyi ti kú ikú òjijì nígbà tí ìbon ta ba léyìn tí ó jeun tán ní ilé oúnje .

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