Nigerian comedy king, Alibaba has taken the delivery of a brand new Digital M50 DGX Concert Grand Piano valued at N1,169, 675 ($5,500).
Comedy king acquires N1m Concert Grand Piano
The brain behind Alibaba January 1st concert welcomed the musical instrument into his palatial home last week and has can't stop grinning from ear to ear.
Alibaba at President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan's official declaration in 2011
Though Ali didn't give much info about place of purchase or how much the instrument gulped from him, the brain behind welcomed the musical instrument into his palatial home last week and has can't stop grinning from ear to ear.
Alibaba took to his Instagram account on Thursday, May 13, 2015 to reveal the wonderful musical instruments to his followers and fans.
In his words, 'And I now have my own Digital M50 DGX Concert Grand Piano... Now i can have the all round concert sound, from 88 weighted keys blasting through 7200watts of pure amplified sound! Yes boss!!!!'
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