Smirnoff X1 activates ultimate party experience in Ibadan with Dj Spinall, 9Ice & Mr. Real

Smirnoff X1 brought the fire to Ibadan on Friday May 4th at the Palms Mall, Ring Road, with the seventh stop of its nationwide party tour. The Smirnoff X1 Tour rocked IB City after shutting down Owerri, Lagos, Abuja, Benin, Port Harcourt & Jos on its previous stops.

The Ultimate party starter had IB party rockers turn up in full force as they enjoyed the smooth flavour of the Smirnoff X1 intense chocolate while vibing to the sickest tunes from the tours’ headline act, superstar DJ Spinall, who shut down the whole arena. Fast rising star, Mr Real and living legend 9ice also gave the crowd unforgettable performances, taking the turn up to 1000%

With seven down and one to go! The first edition of the Smirnoff X1 Tour is winding down and you don’t have to miss this. You have one more chance to link up with the ultimate party started at the baddest party tour in Naija. Join the only party trail that’s always got you covered by following the excitement on social media @smirnoffng and #SmirnoffX1Tour.

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