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"The biggest misconception about me is that I’m a womaniser." 🎤 2baba finally sets the record straight! The music legend says he’s just a "lover boy" who stays straightforward. Is it time to change how we see the icon? #2baba #ValidUpdates #NigerianMusic
Who runs the game? 🎤🔥 Legendary singer 2Face Idibia has picked his fighter in the Big Three debate. He says Burna Boy is officially "on top of the chain" worldwide—and it has nothing to do with money. Do you agree with the legend? 👇 #ValidUpdates
100 African Change makers- The African International Magazine. 43. Nasty C
South Africa’s Nasty C, born Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo in 1997, rose from the streets of Durban to become a defining voice of African hip-hop. Starting with his first mixtape at just 14, he has steadily built a global reputation for razor-sharp lyrics and genre-blending creativity. Personal tragedy and his brother’s mentorship shaped his passion, while hits like Juice Back and SMA earned him continental fame. Today, Nasty C stands as a fearless innovator, representing South African hip-hop with youthful energy and lyrical depth that resonates far beyond his country’s borders.
44. 2Baba
A living legend, Innocent Ujah Idibia—popularly known as 2Baba—redefined African pop with his timeless hit African Queen and has since become a cultural icon. Born in 1975, 2Baba’s groundbreaking album Face 2 Face set the pace for modern Afrobeats, winning him the MTV Europe Best African Act in 2005 and global recognition. A multiple award-winner, philanthropist, and MON honoree, 2Baba’s music blends romance, social consciousness, and African pride, solidifying his place as one of the most influential African artists of all time.
45. Dr richard nchabi kamwi
Dr. Richard Nchabi Kamwi (born 1944) – A Namibian physician and former Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr. Kamwi led efforts to strengthen Namibia’s healthcare system. His work in improving healthcare delivery and health outcomes in Namibia has had lasting impacts on the country’s health infrastructure, and he remains a prominent figure in African health advocacy.
Uche says he got 2.5 million naira to do it. The actor wants to confess. Read full story below. #UcheMaduagwu #Davido #ValidUpdates
‘African Queen’ Gave Me Fame and Wahala – 2Baba Opens Up
Nigerian music icon 2Face Idibia has reflected on the mixed legacy of his timeless hit, “African Queen,” describing it as both a blessing and a burden in his illustrious career. Speaking on the Entertainment & Lifestyle show, the legendary singer admitted the song brought him fame and fortune — but also unexpected challenges. He said: “That song has been a huge blessing, and e don turn problem…
2Baba sets the record straight. No UK arrest. A sudden health scare stopped the first show. Tour plans stay on ice for now. More updates soon. #2Baba #UKTour #CelebrityNews #ValidUpdates
2Baba and Natasha dance in a sweet home clip, hours after Annie’s firm IG note. Mixed views roll in. What do you think? #ValidUpdates #2Baba #AnnieIdibia #NatashaOsawuru #NigerianEntertainment #CelebrityNews #FansReact
2face Idibia - Take It Back (Dooings Refix)
Visualizer for 2Baba’s Take It Back (Dooings Refix), one of the new tracks in the new Unstoppable Deluxe Edition released to celebrate 15 Years Anniversary of Unstoppable The International Edition.
