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A Twitter Follower That Messed Bahari daughter up - see what happened 

A tweet that can paralyze. It was a fine afternoon on social media when the daughter of the president Zahra Buhari took to her twitter handler to greet the people of Nigeria, see the respond of one of her follower so hilarious.

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