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“How a popular musician spent over 1.5 billion naira on luxuries” – Ali Baba

September 30, 2024•

Speaking during an interview on the Eden Oasis Realty podcast, Ali Baba shared the financial decisions of the unnamed artiste, talking about wealth management in the music industry.

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