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Checkout comedian Akpororo's new mansion in Lagos (photos)

Attaining success is not always an easy feat and individuals who have been blessed with good fortune love to show it off from time to time.

The Nigerian entertainment industry has proven to be a lucrative one for some people going by the number of entertainers who are able to afford the luxuries of life.

Gone are the days when comedians were regarded as never do wells and many more people now want to be engaged in the profession.

Popular comedian, Akpororo, is one who has had a lot of positive things going for him since the inception of his career.

He recently acquired another mansion in a choice area in Lagos state. The building was opened a day after his birthday, February 15, 2019.

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Friends and well-wishers were present to celebrate with him as they marvelled at the sight of his huge property.

See photos below:

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Congrats to the star.

Meanwhile Legit.ng previously reported that Nollywood actress, Linda Osifo, recently shared her survival story after she acquired a multi-million naira mansion in Lekki.

The actress who shared a photo of the mansion on her Instagram page also talked about her survival and how she succeeded. She told people to never listen to the naysayers who tell them somethings are impossible.

She advised her followers to tell the naysayers that their dreams are possible because they have God by their side.

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