Legendary Nigerian musician 2Face Idibia (2Baba)
Legendary Nigerian musician 2Face Idibia, also known as 2Baba, has made a candid admission about his personal life.
Speaking at a recent event in Edo State on December 26, 2025, the music icon declared, “I have a confession, and I make this confession everywhere I go to set the record straight,” he stated.
He added, “I have stopped impregnating women casually.”
This statement immediately ignited social media and sparked intense public discussion.
Delivered with his characteristic bluntness, this comment is seen by many as a significant personal announcement, signaling a new chapter for the artiste.
“Ask anyone; they’ll tell you I’m an innocent man now,” he shared.
This declaration comes amidst ongoing conversations about responsible fatherhood and the impact of public figures’ personal lives on their careers.
2Face, known for his numerous hit songs and long-standing presence in the Nigerian music scene, has often been the subject of media attention regarding his family life.
“It’s all love to everyone who made it to this event; I see you all,” he continued, welcoming his fans.
His latest statement suggests a deliberate effort to redefine his public image and personal conduct.
The implications of 2Face’s statement are far-reaching, opening up dialogues about personal responsibility, public accountability, and the evolving dynamics of relationships in the spotlight.
Fans and critics alike are eager to see how this declaration will influence his future actions and the narrative surrounding his personal life.
He concluded, “I’m not going to entertain all those internet people here. We’ve already provided content for two years; there’s no need to go further. We’re here to just enjoy ourselves and network. One love to everyone present today.”
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“I have stopped impregnating women anyhow.”
—2Face Idibia, speaking days ago at an event in Edo State pic.twitter.com/5KTyF2dKHC
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) December 26, 2025
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