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Happy Birthday to my Fewa Boy!! Papa loves you so much �❤️ …F.Ote�

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Thunder fire poverty

HBD

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Happy Blessed Birthday bro. More gracious years ahead!

dat boy show too much money dey scent

Nice one

“Ile ola ni iyonu” (A wealthy home also has imperfection)

To think that this boy being celebrated by his billionaire father has autism calls for second thought of happiness and gratefulness by the less privileged.

I love the way Femi Otedola has handled the son’s situation with love and no discrimination.

May God be with the son and happy birthday to him

Amotolongbo:
Ile ola ni iyonu

Iyonu as in?

So, that child is Iyonu?

You people can be insensitive ffs!

Money is Paramount sha, see how this boy is looking fresh and "puffier" than when last I saw him.

Now imagine if he was born to a poor family, he'll probably be roaming the streets eating sand.

Happy birthday to him.

With all this handsomeness and his father's wealth he's battling with autism. Chai! This life no balance.

I always feel for Otedola each time I see this boy. Thank God he even has a rich family that manages him well.

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Brooke60:
Iyonu as in?

So, that child is Iyonu?

You people can be insensitive ffs!

Learn how to understand statements connotatively

Brooke60:
Iyonu as in?

So, that child is Iyonu?

You people can be insensitive ffs!

If you don't understand Yoruba.
You need to keep shut or ask.

Ile ola ni iyonu.
It means wealthy homes also have problems

Sammy07:


If you don't understand Yoruba.
You need to keep shut or ask.

Ile ola ni iyonu.
It means wealthy homes also have problems

Thanks for educating her sir

Money speaks

Make una find girlfriend give the boy. Make una better help am make he fit born.

Brooke60:
Iyonu as in?

So, that child is Iyonu?

You people can be insensitive ffs!

Shut up if you can't fully comprehend something. Nonsense!

atorioke:
Make una find girlfriend give the boy. Make una better help am make he fit born.

Werey!

Sperm go don full the guy body sha.

Hehehe who ask you this trash who tell you the boy is autism? Do you know why people mind their business.

Amotolongbo:
“Ile ola ni iyonu” (A wealthy home also has imperfection)

To think that this boy being celebrated by his billionaire father has autism calls for second thought of happiness and gratefulness by the less privileged.

I love the way Femi Otedola has handled the son’s situation with love and no discrimination.

May God be with the son and happy birthday to him

Hmmm

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johnmartus:
Hehehe who ask you this trash who tell you the boy is autism? Do you know why people mind their business.

[/s]claptrap

Rich also cry

life is like a shovel, if not for this boy's condition, he for dey roll with the likes of davido, drive expensive sleek cars, travel to different countries, bang puucies and smoke loud from his benz...but like i said life is like a shovel, and God knows best

happy birthday to him

The Boy go marry MC OLUOMO daughter

PataAlhajaKeji:


Shut up if you can't fully comprehend something. Nonsense!

Shut your mama up since she failed to teach you to how communicate without insulting strangers. Se o gbo?

Sammy07:


If you don't understand Yoruba.
You need to keep shut or ask.

Ile ola ni iyonu.
It means wealthy homes also have problems

You know the best thing? Come and shut me up since your 'Sense' told you I don't understand yoruba.

Ile ola niyonu, did Otedola tell you that the child is his own house Iyonu?

the boy is not well up steal the father have goon all over the world to look for care no way not all billions home are happy

Hbd

From all of us @[/b] : HAPPY BIRTHDAY Fewa.
Many happy returns of the day.
Have fun and enjoy your day.

And once again,,
make sure you ask dad for some delicious, hot, fresh Barbecue from the Kitchen of dem [b]MANNA.

Omo Baba Olowo himself

Amountonlo n'igboro= Gbeborun/gbefila/olofofo

Amotolongbo:
“Ile ola ni iyonu” (A wealthy home also has imperfection)

To think that this boy being celebrated by his billionaire father has autism calls for second thought of happiness and gratefulness by the less privileged.

I love the way Femi Otedola has handled the son’s situation with love and no discrimination.

May God be with the son and happy birthday to him