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Stephanie Hornecker wo aso tí oyàn rè n hàn feere níbè, tí ó sì dàbí egbin nínú è

Stephanie Hornecker wo aso tí oyàn rè n hàn feere níbè, tí ó sì dàbí egbin nínú è.
Arewà télè tí ó tún jé òsèré orí ìtàgé sùgbón tí ó ti di Olùwòsàn báyìí, Regina Askia pín àwòrán tí ó rewà ti omo rè tí ó jo ó, omo odún mérìndínlógbòn, orúko omo náà a máa jé Stephanie Hornecker pin sí orí èro ayélujára insitagiramu.

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