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Lovely throwback photos of Ali Baba and wife as they celebrate wedding anniversary

Nigerian comedian Ali Baba and his wife, Mary Akpobome, are celebrating thirteen years of marriage. The couple had tied the knot on April 16, thirteen years ago, and ever since then it has been love all through.

Comedian Ali Baba took to social media to celebrate his wedding anniversary to his banker wife. He shared some throwback photos to celebrate their love through the years.

On his Instagram post, the comedian expressed that God has been the source of their blessings and wished himself and his wife happy wedding anniversary.

He said: "When that finger points up, its no claim to be number 1. Its a pointer to where the blessings come from. Happy ANNIVERSARY to us..."

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Ali Baba and his wife have five beautiful kids together, Xsara, Brenda, Ejiro, Tejiri and Valerie. His wife who is from Akwa-Ibom state is a director of a popular Nigerian bank while the husband his a veteran comedian and a respected actor.

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Here are some of the lovebirds' photos from way back below:

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Nigerian actor Mofe Duncan’s 3-year-old marriage to Jessica has crashed. The actor's wife had confirmed on her Instagram page.

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