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2Baba Responds to Critics Amid Personal Life Scrutiny: “How Am I a Threat to You?”

todayMay 12, 2025 1

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Nigerian music icon 2Baba (formerly known as 2Face Idibia) has publicly addressed the ongoing media attention and public commentary surrounding his personal life. In a candid video shared on his social media platforms, the veteran artist expressed his frustration over the unsolicited scrutiny, questioning why his life choices have become a subject of public obsession.

In the video message, 2Baba stated:

“Good morning. Omo, e get one question wey I wan ask. I dey my house, my house, arrange my thing the way wey I want am; I do my thing the way I want am: my principle, my laws. I no near your street, I no near your house. Abeg, how I take be threat to you?”

This statement reflects his desire for privacy and his frustration with the constant public attention on his personal matters.

The scrutiny intensified following 2Baba’s announcement of his separation from his wife, actress Annie Idibia, after 12 years of marriage. The situation escalated when he publicly introduced his new romantic partner, Natasha Osawaru, leading to widespread discussions and media coverage. His family’s concerns about his well-being, including a petition to the Department of State Services (DSS) declaring him missing, further fueled public interest.

The public’s reaction has been mixed. While some fans and followers have shown support for 2Baba’s desire for privacy, others have expressed concern over his personal decisions. The ongoing discussions highlight the challenges faced by public figures in maintaining personal boundaries amid intense media scrutiny.

2Baba’s direct response to his critics underscores the complexities of navigating personal life under the public eye. His appeal for privacy resonates with many who believe that public figures deserve the same respect for personal boundaries as anyone else. As the situation continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding in the face of public scrutiny.

Written by: Adedoyin Adedara

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