#BBNaija: “Birthday Boy”: Fans Showers Groovy Money Cake, Trip to Kigali and Gifts Worth Fortunes

BBNaija Groovy Birthday Gift   SHARE  Big Brother Naija season seven housemate, Groovy has been showered with presents well worth fortunes as fanatics have a good time his birthday in a grand style.

Groovy made a call for himself on the simply concluded truth show and despite not being some of the finalist, he has long gone on to construct a reputable fan base.

The talented male truth famous person has now been showered with gifts well worth fortunes.

In a new video that has gone viral on social media, Groovy become surprised through lovers who added him money cake and a few different presents.

He become also given an all-rate paid experience to Kigali.

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