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Fadekemi of the blog ConnectAfrica describes the Erin-Ijesha waterfalls in the Nigerian Osun state, “definitely a site to behold”.
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Erin Ijesha (Olumirin Waterfall) is not only a site to behold, its also one of the wonders of the world.