Kini ni n o fole se laye timo wa.. what would I do with money laundering? Yoruba poem from Alawiye

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 1. Kini ni n o fole se laye timo wa  
Kini ni n o fole se laye timo wa
Laye ti mo wa kaka kin jale 
Kaka kin jale makuku deru. 
Kini ni n o fole se laye timo wa. 

 2. Eni ba jale adele ejo 
Eni ba jale adele ejo
Adajo awa fewon si lese 
Fewon si lese bi olugbe 
Eni to jale Adele ejo 

 3. Aye ema fole s'omo ti mo bi 
Aye ema fole s'omo ti mo bi 
Omo ti mo bi ewon ko sun won 
Ewon ko sun won f'omoluwabi 
Aye ema fole s'omo ti mobi. 

 4. Oluwa ma fole segbe ti mo ni 
 Oluwa ma fole segbe ti mo ni
Egbe ti mo ni kaka kin jale 
Kaka kojale bo ba ku o to 
Aye ema fole s’gbe ti mo ni. 

 5. Beni to jale ba Lola laye 
Beni to jale ba Lola laye
Bo lola laye kole rorun wo 
Kole rorun wo bolojo bade 
Beni to jale Balola laye. 

Comments

  1. Unknown14 September 2020 at 03:08

    This is soo good. Just remembered the poem while trying to teach my children about honesty and gbam! Found it here..it was soo helpful. Thanks so much 👍

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  2. Unknown23 May 2021 at 13:46

    Who wrote the poem

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  3. Unknown18 November 2021 at 14:03

    Nice one

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  4. Unknown15 December 2021 at 02:36

    I love this poem

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  5. Unknown19 March 2022 at 01:28

    Good

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