The legend of Olurombi
By Seun Akioye ( Long tale for the elderly) Long ago in a village not far from my mothers’ lived a woman called Olurombi. Despite being an orphan from childhood who had survived at the charity of the more...
By Seun Akioye ( Long tale for the elderly) Long ago in a village not far from my mothers’ lived a woman called Olurombi. Despite being an orphan from childhood who had survived at the charity of the more...
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By Femi Ogunshola He is 70 year old, that's already in the public knowledge, but some have claimed he is far above that age, some said he is 75, 85, 90, they just apropriate to him any age that...