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Ede mapo arogun, omo aji lala osho, omo ají fi ojo gbogbo dára bi egbin.
The above are known facts throughout Yorubaland. Ede is becoming more and more visible on the map, great thanks to the rich history and the willingness on the part of it's inhabitants to make the town progressive.
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Ede mapo arogun, omo aji lala osho, omo ají fi ojo gbogbo dára bi egbin.
The above are known facts throughout Yorubaland. Ede is becoming more and more visible on the map, great thanks to the rich history and the willingness on the part of it's inhabitants to make the town progressive.