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Peter okoye se ayeye ojó ìbí rè nígbà tí ó pé odún mérìndínlógójì pèlú Omotola, Ebí àti òré.

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    Peter Okoye tí ìnagije rè n jé Mr. P ti lé odún kan ní àná ó sì se ayeye ojó ìbí náà pèlú àwon ebí àti òré ní ilé rè. Gbajúgbajà òsèré, Omotola náà wà níbè.

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