Winning is being able to afford a good haircut: Dorathy slams man who trolled her
- BBNaija Dorathy said she fights for girls that never thought they could win
- A young man trolled her by saying that she also could not win the BBNaija show
- Dorathy blasted him by giving him various meanings of winning
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BBNaija Dorathy recently shared a lovely message on her Twitter page in a bid to inspire her followers.
The reality star stated that she is fighting for girls who never thought they could win.
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As expected, Dorathy's fans and followers reacted to the tweet with lovely comments. However, a comment from a guy called @Laxix6 caught the attention of the reality star.
The young man told Dorathy that she couldn't win the BBNaija Lockdown show.
Reacting to his tweet, Dorathy schooled the young man on what winning means.
According to her, winning is believing in oneself. Dorathy also stated that winning is getting one's life together regardless of what life throws at the person.
The Lockdown star used the word winning to blast the troll.
Source: Twitter
Dorathy told him that winning is being able to mind his business so he doesn't sound like an absolute idiot.
She also told him that winning is being able to afford a good haircut.
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In other news, Legit.ng earlier reported that BBNaija's Dorathy paid a visit to her fellow reality star Mercy Eke.
An excited Mercy who appeared to have been expecting Dora had her phone in hand to capture the arrival.
Dorathy while walking towards Mercy was also heard talking about where she had to go park her car.
An individual could not help but comment on the number of luxury cars that were parked within the premises of Mercy’s apartment.
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