Legendary Nigerian singer Innocent Ujah Idibia, aka 2Baba, and his lover, Natasha Osawaru, are now man and wife.
The “African Queen”hit maker tied the knot with his Edo-state legislator fiancée, Natasha, at a traditional wedding ceremony in Abuja.
Photos from the traditional nuptials showed the couple dressed in Edo traditional outfits. In attendance were parents of the couple and their close relatives.
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Nigeria’s music legend 2Baba has taken to his new Instagram page to eulogise his lover Natasha Osawaru.
In the lengthy post, the singer explained how the Edo state legislator saved him and deserves to be celebrated and not insulted.
He also stated that his children and family have come to love and accept Natasha Osawaru, whom he described as a woman of dignity.
He wrote:
“This is 2baba innocent ujah idibia. My official page has been hacked for months. Now Let me set the records straight.
2Baba Says His Wife Natasha Osawaru Saved Him In New IG Post
Annie Macaulay, my ex-wife, is over with her. You all judge me for deciding to have peace of mind and true love.
Honourable Natasha Osawaru is my WIFE and she is a woman of dignity, value, beautiful and most of all, she is very intelligent.
It is unjust to judge me because of what people say. I chose to stay alive for my kids. Honourable Natasha is my peace of mind, and she loves my children; they love her also.
This young lady saved me and deserves to be appreciated, not insulted. I am not one to go on the media, but I had to speak out.
My family loves her and my mum has come to apologise for saying what age said. She was forced to do so. Honourable brings value and peace to me. She saved my life. The world should celebrate her. I have filed for my divorce to Annie Macaulay long before now. I owe it to my fans not to fall or fail. Thank you”
2Baba’s mum, Rose Idibia, has finally met with and accepted her son’s new lover and soon-to-be wife, Natasha Osawuru.
This is coming two months after 2Baba’s mum accused Natasha, a member of the Edo State House of Assembly, of holding her son hostage with her traditional bead.
