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2Baba admits to battling marital crisis during stage performance

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​2Baba had earlier unfollowed his wife, Natasha, and refollowed his ex-wife, Annie Idibia, after drama at an Abuja nightclub involving the former.

​By Kehinde Okeowo

​Ace Afrobeats star and songwriter Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has seemingly confirmed that he and his wife, Edo lawmaker Natasha Osawaru, are going through marital challenges.

​The ‘African Queen’ hitmaker finally opened up about his feud with his wife on Sunday, 9 August, while performing at Daddy Showkey’s ’50 Years on Stage’ concert.

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​Prior to this, Natasha was reported to have stormed a newly opened nightclub in Abuja, where the singer was billed to perform, after he allegedly left their house and blocked her from reaching him.

​According to a source from 2Face’s camp, the Edo legislator arrived at the club over the weekend and started requesting to see her husband, before the singer intervened and doused the tension.

​Apart from this, the artist also unfollowed Natasha and refollowed his ex-wife, Annie Idibia, after the drama at the Abuja nightclub.

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​Through all this, 2Face kept mum and only shared photo opportunities with the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Olatunji Rilwan Disu, a few hours after the altercation with Natasha.

​Captioning the photos, the singer wrote: “Had a meaningful conversation with the IGP on community policing and the vital need to build stronger trust between our people and those sworn to protect us. When we listen to each other, we build better together.”

​He, however, confirmed the confrontation during his latest stage performance, saying: “I don go look for trouble. I don hear am.”

​While apparently describing his marriage to Natasha as “trouble”, 2Baba added in Pidgin English: “Going forward ehh, I don decide not to dey look for trouble again. I don go look for trouble, I don hear am.”

​When one of the concertgoers tagged his encounter with Natasha as “love”, the singer rebuked him sharply, saying: “Na love? You dey craze.”

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