Wonuola Adedigba Mon 17-Oct-22 09:10:01

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Aanuoluwakiishi: God’s mercy doesn’t fade away or end

Abifoluwa: Born for God

Abimbola: Born into wealth

Abisola: Born into a wealthy family

Abosede: Born on the first day of the week

 Adebimpe: The crown gave birth to me

Adebisi: We have added to the crown

Adebola: The crown meets wealth

Adedayo: The crown is a source of joy

Adelola: The crown has wealth.

Ademuyiwa: The crown brought this gift

Adepeju: The crown is full of honour

Aderonke: The crown has something to pamper

 Adesanya: Reward for my suffering

Adesewa: The crown of beauty.

Adesola: The crown makes wealth

Adetoke: The crown should be handled honourably

Adetola: The crown is worthy of wealth

Adetutu: A gentle crown

Adewemimo: The crown has washed me clean

 Adewunmi: I am desirous of the crown

Adunni: One who is sweet to have

Aduragbemi: Prayer that favoured or lifted me

Akin: The heroic one

 Akintoye: Strength is enough title

Anjolaifeoluwa: I am enjoying the love of God

Anrolaoluwayo: We are seeing the Lord’s goodness and rejoicing

Anuoluwabamise: The mercy of God has done it for me

Anuoluwadamisi: God’s mercy has kept me

 Anuoluwakiishi: The mercy of God never fades

 Anuoluwapo/ Anuoluwaposi: God is merciful

 Araoluwa: Wonder of God

Araoluwanimi: I am God’s wonder

Atinuke: Taken care of from conception

Atofarati: Dependable or the one you can lean on

Ayanfeoluwanimi: I am God’s beloved

 Ayodapomope: Joy mixed with thanksgiving

 Ayokunumi: I am overwhelmed with joy

Ayoola: The joy of wealth

Ayooluwa: The joy of Jehovah

Ayotola: Joy is enough wealth

Ayotundun: Joy is sweet

Ayowumi: I want joy

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