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I take full responsibility, Keivo speaks after BBNaija disqualification
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I take full responsibility, Keivo speaks after BBNaija disqualification

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
A former Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate, Victor Ikpe, popularly known as Keivo, has broken his silence after his disqualification from the reality show, taking full responsibility for the physical confrontation that ended his journey. Keivo made this known in a statement shared on his X page on Thursday, days after Big Brother disqualified Read More: https://punchng.com/i-take-full-responsibility-keivo-speaks-after-bbnaija-disqualification/

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