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2017 #BigBrotherNaija: See how Marvis the little Miss Dynamite received royal entry in her hometown,Rivers state

 After she had a very wonderful outing in the Big Brother Nigeria reality TV show, Marvis one of the last five contestants in the #BBNaija House, has finally made her way back to Rivers state where she grew from.

Marvis who came 5th in the competition returned in company of Bisola her  Bbnaija fellow contestants who came second position.
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The Rivers state rap diva was welcomes like royalty, with many trooping out in troves, just to catch a glimpse of her.

A message by an admirer on Facebook named Oyinemi Nicholas Endeley read: "Our daughter, the little dynamite Marvis comes back home and yes we showed her that she represented us well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sometimes you might lose the battle, BUT WIN THE WAR.
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Oya Wike show working, I trust you..... You be Sun governor of the year.... #Still on Jesus is Lord" Below are photos of how Marvis and her friend Bisola were received in Rivers state.
 #BBNaija: See how Marvis the little Miss Dynamite received royal entry in her hometown 2017
 #BBNaija: See how Marvis the little Miss Dynamite received royal entry in her hometown
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