BBNAIJA'S SEASON 5 CONTESTANT DOROTHY BACHOR HITS OVER 58K FOLLOWERS WITHIN 24HOURS

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Dorathy Bachor has got the attention of  BBN viewers, as her fans claim they like her for having a big heart.

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