Adeyinka alaseyori o waaye funmi oke

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"Adeyinka Alaseyori o waaye funmi oke" roughly translates to "Adeyinka, the one who is blessed by God, has come to visit me, Funmi".

Here's a breakdown of the sentence:

• "Adeyinka" is a name, likely referring to a person.
• "Alaseyori" means "the one who is blessed by God".
• "o waaye" is a verb phrase that means "has come" or "has arrived".
• "funmi" is a name, likely referring to the speaker or the person being addressed.
• "oke" is a pronoun that means "me" or "myself".

So, the sentence is essentially an announcement or greeting, saying that Adeyinka, who is blessed by God, has arrived to visit Funmi.