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Owó Sìkún Àwon Olóòpá Te Arákùnrin Tí Ó Máa Ń Jí Okò Gbé Ní Yenegoa. 

Nígbà tí won ti mu fún èsùn kan náà.
Arákùnrin tí ó wà nínú àwòrán ní ìsàlè yìí tí ó yan isé okò jíjígbé láàyò ni owó sìkún àwon olóòpá bà ní Yenegoa, ní ìjoba ìpínlè Bayelsa fún ìgbà keta.

Gégé bí ìròyìn se so owó àwon olóòpá ti te afurasí yí rí ní Yenegoa  àti port Harcourt fún èsùn kan náà sùgbón tí ó máa ń bó ní àgo àwon olóòpá.
Ní àkókò yí, ó tún ti bó bí ó se máa ń bó. Àwon olóòpá sì ti búra láti sìn ín dé bèbè èwòn.,..

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