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Adetola
Nigerian unisex name, used by the Yoruba Tribe
meaning/Definition: Crown is up to wealth
Ade means Crown
Tola mean Up to wealth
meaning/Definition: Crown is up to wealth
Ade means Crown
Tola mean Up to wealth
My name is Adetola
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Adetola
Pretty cool babe, loves to encourage people even when she's hurting real bad. Her smile is just everything you could ask for, she's every guys choice
Adetola by Ella Andrew March 1, 2022
Adetolani
Adetolani is a royal name which means ‘Crowne is enough for wealth’. It is a Nigerian name from the ‘Yoruba tribe’. Although females usually bare the name. She is a very funny, loyal, stress free, beautiful and free spirited girl. She is mostly very fun to be around and usually empathetic with a heart of gold. Adetolani will do anything for the people she loves even if it means inconveniencing herself to make them happy. Adetolani has a very open mind, likes to also mind her business and at the same time she is not the typical traditional type of girl. She is usually very outgoing and loves enjoyment, one to achieve her goals by any means possible and always very focused at the same time. If you happen to meet or find an Adetolani then you are truly blessed and lucky.
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