“I Don Stop to Dey Give Women Belle”: 2Baba Declares Himself a Reformed and Focused Man

Veteran Nigerian singer Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has publicly announced that he has reformed his lifestyle and will no longer impregnate women indiscriminately. Speaking at MC Edo Pikin Undiluted on December 23, 2025, 2Baba said his confession aims to correct misconceptions about his personal life rather than seek attention. He emphasized that he is now focused, disciplined, and will avoid sharing personal stories online. Fans and netizens have reacted with mixed opinions, debating his past choices and current intentions. Earlier, 2Baba and his wife, Natasha Osawaru, received a grand welcome at Benin airport during the festive celebrations.

Tunde Ednut Questions 2Baba’s Attraction to Wife Natasha Osawaru as Marriage Drama Intensifies Online

US-based entertainer Tunde Ednut has stirred fresh controversy after questioning what attracted music icon 2Baba to his wife, Edo lawmaker Natasha Osawaru. His reaction followed a viral video of Natasha stepping out of a venue amid the couple’s ongoing marital drama, which escalated during Daddy Freeze’s live session. The saga has drawn widespread attention from celebrities and fans, including singer Teni, who joked that Nigerians must “rescue” 2Baba. Online users have since shared mixed reactions, debating Natasha’s demeanor, beauty, and the nature of the couple’s relationship.


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African Queen’ was a collaboration, not stolen 2Baba.

Renowned Nigerian music icon, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has spoken out on the long-standing controversy surrounding the authorship of his hit song, African Queen.

In an interview on the 234 Mzansi Podcast, posted on Monday via YouTube, 2Baba clarified that the song, which catapulted him to global fame and played a pivotal role in putting Nigerian music on the world map, was a collaborative effort between him and former bandmate, Blackface.

“It’s a collab. I wrote most of the song actually, but we wrote it together,” he said.

The legendary singer, however, expressed disappointment over the ongoing accusations by Blackface, who has repeatedly claimed sole ownership of the song.

“For me, the law and the legal things speak for themselves. So I’m not somebody to come and start… I don’t know what his intentions are. I don’t know what I’ve ever done to him,” 2Baba stated.

Nigerian music star, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has demanded urgent and collective action against the renewed killings in Benue State, describing the situation as a “national emergency”