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Yoruba Bo Won Ni Agbomojo Lomo N Moju…

Mo ki gbogbo Omo Yoruba Atata pata nile-loko ati leyin odi wipe a ku dede asiko yi, mo si ki awa ololufe eto Idile Alayo wipe e ku abo sori eto wa, eto yin, eto Ido Alayo ti ose yi. E wa nkan f’idi le abi ki e f’idi le nkan ki a jo gbadun ara wa bii ti ateyin wa.

Lori eto toni ibeere kan ni a o fi ko ara wa logbon, idaun wo ni eyin ni si ibeere yi, oju wo ni eyin fi wo ihuwasi si, ipa wo ni oro yi ko lodo tiyin, ki ni amoran yin fun awon ti won wa niru ipo be?

Yoruba bo won ni AGBOMOJO LOMO N MOJU, e wo aworan arakunrin isale yi daradara, oju wo ni eyin fi wo ere ti arakunrin yi n ba omo yi se? Ki ni eyin le so nipa iwa yi? Awon kan wi pe:-

…… KO SOHUN TO BURU NIBE

……EWU N BE NIBE

……EREKERE NI

…… AYE N SERU E

E je ki a gbo ero tiyin lori oro yi ki a jo ko ara wa logbon tori ogbon o pin sibi kan.

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