Boṣiọ Whèhutọ Tọn He Tin To Gbagli
boṣiọ daho Whèhutọ de tọn he to odọ̀ whèhuhu tọn de yìn tọn, e yin ohia gbangba tọn de he ye ze tùnte do ṣẹnsẹn aliklan daho ali Soglo tọn to Gbagli, bo yin zizedai gbọn gandudu Ayimatẹn Awọnlin tọn dali
Boṣiọ whèhutọ tọn ehe yin boṣiọ daho Whèhutọ de tọn he to odọ̀ whèhuhu tọn de yìn tọn, e yin ohia gbangba tọn de he ye ze tùnte do ṣẹnsẹn aliklan daho ali Soglo tọn to Gbagli, bo yin zizedai gbọn gandudu Ayimatẹn Awọnlin tọn dali.
Boṣiọ ehe yin awuwlena gbọn Chinedu Ogakwu[1] dali bo wa yin didohia mẹlẹpo to azan aotọ Nuwhàsun tọn to 2017 gbọn ayimatẹngan he to gandu to whenẹnu to Ayimatẹn Awọnlin tọn dali, mẹhe yinkọ etọn nọ yin Akinwunmi Ambode.[2]
Boṣiọ ehe nọtena ogú omẹ Gbagli tọn lẹ tọn, podọ e sọ nọtena dopo to azọn he nọ yin wiwa gbọn omẹ Gbagli tọn lẹ dali.[3]
Alọdlẹndonu lẹ
jlado- ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20210711030047/https://www.terrakulture.com/19-new-monuments-to-boost-tourism-in-lagos/
- ↑ "Archive copy". Archived from the original on 2021-12-03. Retrieved 2021-12-03.
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