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Owolabi Awodotun Aworeni omo Àràbà télè, Araba Adisa Aworeni, di Àràbà Àgbáyé.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Owolabi Awodotun Aworeni omo Àràbà télè, Araba Adisa Aworeni, di Àràbà Àgbáyé.

Gbogbo onísèsi àgbáyé ti darapò láti fi Omo Ekùn je Àràbà káàkiri àgbáyé.
Lóòótó òpò ni yóò ma rò wípé báwo ni ó se tún jé wípé omo Àràbà tí ó sísè náà ni ó tún jé, súgbón eni orí dá kò se é fi ara wé ni òrò náà, Owolabi Awodotun ti di Àràbà Àgbáyé kí ìgbà rè tù wá lára.

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