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Àwon olùdáàbòbò pa àwon omo egbé ikò agbésùmòmí Boko Haram nígbà tí won d’ènà dè wón ní Borno. Àwòrán.

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Uncategorized Comments Off on Àwon olùdáàbòbò pa àwon omo egbé ikò agbésùmòmí Boko Haram nígbà tí won d’ènà dè wón ní Borno. Àwòrán.

Òsùbà fún Civilian Joint Task Force (JTF) ní Gubio ìlú kan ní Borno tí won d’ènà tí won sì pa méta lára àwon ikò agbésùmòmí Boko Haram nígbà tí isé ń gbòde lówó.

Àwon olùdáàbòbò gba ìbon àti òkadà padà lówó won…

 

 

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