Annie, who had been eagerly anticipating her special day on November 13, 2024, expressed gratitude to her husband and fans, acknowledging that she doesn't have everything she wants, but is thankful for what she has.

2baba responded with a romantic gesture, posting a stunning photo of Annie Idibia for her birthday accompanied by a heartfelt soundtrack. The sweet note captured his deep feelings for his wife, leaving fans and followers in awe of their enduring love.

The couple's public display of affection has melted hearts, showcasing the strength and beauty of their relationship. 2baba's tribute is proof of his devotion and appreciation for Annie's presence in his life.

Fans and well-wishers have flooded social media with birthday wishes and congratulatory messages for Annie, celebrating this milestone birthday.

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The gift comes after 2baba celebrated his 49th birthday recently, receiving warm wishes from family, fans, and colleagues.

Taking to Instagram, 2baba shared a video of himself cruising into his residence in the sleek ride, showcasing the car's impressive features. His ecstatic expression was visible as a voice in the background praised him.

In the post, 2baba thanked Ned Nwoko for the car saying, "Bless you always, nwanne. Highly recommended, especially with petrol prices soaring!"

The music legend's appreciation post read: "Came back to my zanga and behold, this beautiful EV belated birthday gift from my amazing bro @nedokonkwo! #GRATEFUL #UNWASHTHEBRAINWASH #WARRIORS @nedokonkwo".

Meanwhile, this generous gift from Ned Nwoko solidifies the strong bond between the two personalities.

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The lyrics of 2Baba's "Kuku Google Am" emphasize lighthearted reflections on truth, opinions, and perception, encouraging listeners to check facts rather than argue needlessly. "Kuku Google Am" humorously compares famous people and qualities, suggesting "Googling" for clarity, and emphasizes wealth, celebrity, and self-reliance, emphasizing personal growth over arguments.

2Baba - Kuku Google Am Lyrics

Beyonce fine but for nyash na Nicki Minaj
If na shaking Cardi B nyash shakee pass
Musu musu
Ba musu musu
The most expensive thing we steady spending
Time
Argument o! argument o!
Time

You no believe me
I no believe you
No need to argue, my guy
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Argument o! argument o! kuku google am
My guy kuku google am
Argument o argument o
Kuku google am
Ahh!

Omo Big Wiz money plenty
Ta! Na David dou pass
Na lie their money too short
Na Burna money tall pass
No na 2Baba e don tey
Na em money long pass
Ah na Don Jazzy
Na em money large pass ah!
Una funny gon, una funny pass Bovi
No na AY no na I Go Die
No na acapella no na I go save
Efe Warri boy dem dey try
But na Ali Baba get Basketmouth pass

You no believe me
I no believe you
No need to argue, my guy
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Argument o argument o kuku google am
My guy kuku google am
Argument o argument o
Kuku google am ahh!

The most expensive thing we steady spending omo is time
You think you gat it but before you know no time
Start one hustle and that hustle no dey pay
Feel free to flip mode start ball and start to busta rhyme
No be crime to do different thing
Depending on where your mind dey
You fit go straight or you hush
And you go the crooked way
But no say na thief dem catch be ole
And anyway you must to
Put in the work either way

You no believe me
I no believe you
No need to argue, my guy
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Argument o argument o kuku google am
My guy kuku google am
Argument o argument o
Kuku google am
Ahh!

See I’m a big boy now I’ve done lota big things for sure
Life has thought me many lessons and is still teaching me more
Like Zino, ordinary things don’t move me no more
And it is wise and not by force to enter every open door
Plus e get as e be to diss Nkechi in front of blessing
This type of thing no suppose dey telli person
Like life, everybody no say football hard o
So if Ronaldo no score make una Messi Ronaldo

You no believe me
I no believe you
No need to argue, my guy
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Kuku google am
Argument o argument o kuku google am
My guy kuku google am
Argument o argument o
Kuku google am
Ahh!

Beyonce fine but for nyash na Nicki Minaj
If na shaking Cardi B nyash shakee pass
If na shaking Cardi B nyash shakee pass
Walahi ba musu musu
Walahi ba musu musu

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"See God," the second track on Victor AD's recently released album, Realness Over Hype, features 2Baba, Read the song's lyrics below.

Victor AD & 2Baba - See God Lyrics

I've seen defeat
And I've seen love
Still wondering the height
I'm gonna reach before I'll see God
Sometimes I feel like to fly
From here to Sokoto
But that thing I dey find
E dey for shokoto
Affect lives around you
No need go Sokoto
Then you don't really need to fly
Before you see God

Omo ori mi
Ode be

How did I become so greedy
I've been taking credit
For all the things that God did
I'm supposed to count my blessings
And steady give thanks
For all the things
That God did
Realization I don realize
All of my mistakes
I don analyze dem
And if I ever get another chance
I swear I tell no lies again

'Cause I've seen defeat
And I've seen love
Still wondering the height
I'm gonna reach before I'll see God
Sometimes I feel like to fly
From here to Sokoto
But that thing I dey find
E dey for shokoto
Affect lives around you
No need go Sokoto
Then you don't really need to fly
Before you see God

Ah, no shortcut to see God, eh
No shortcut
I can't come and kill myself

Every time that I look into the mirror
I see God in me
On top of my wayward waka
He still dey bless e me
Only me OBO
Only me be African giant
Only me be fine boy
Like Victor AD and Wizzy
I swear to God
God dey do partial for my matter
Because everything dey we body
You no need detergent
To keep clean
Where your heartbeat
Wetin be salvation without sin
What's life without death
I was blind, now I can see

Defeat
Now I can see God
I can see the yamayama things around
But for mirror
I see God
Sometimes I feel like to fly
From here to Sokoto
But that thing I dey find
E dey for Shokoto
Affect lives around you
No need go Sokoto
Then you don't really need to fly
Before you see God
Eh before you see God
You don't really need to fly or kpai
Before you see God

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The maiden edition of NotJustOk's Afrobeats Rumble has reached its thrilling Round of 16 stage. It features the crème de la crème of Afrobeats artists from Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania, and beyond.

In a remarkable achievement, Ayra Starr has emerged as the only female artist to make it to this stage. This solidifies her position as a trailblazer in the industry.

Competing against 15 other top artists, Ayra Starr will face off against Rema in the Round of 16 in Afrobeats Rumble. Other exciting matchups include WizKid vs 2Baba, Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML, and Davido vs Iyanya.

The Afrobeats Rumble's Round of 16 fixtures are:

Group A:

• WizKid vs 2Baba
• Wande Coal vs Olamide
• Omah Lay vs Bella Shmurda
• Rema vs Ayra Starr

Group B:

• Burna Boy vs Fireboy DML
• Adekunle Gold vs Kizz Daniel
• Asake vs Flavour
• Iyanya vs Davido

Will Ayra Starr continue to break barriers and make it to the next round? Follow the Afrobeats Rumble to find out!

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Featuring legendary singer and song writer 2Baba and rapper Falz, Ashewo takes the fourth on Nasboi's newly released debut album, read Ashewo lyrics below.

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Nasboi, 2Baba & Falz - Ashewo Lyrics

All the pain I'm feeling, I love it
I don't ever want to unfeel it, ehh
Eh wassup?
Nasboi lo nse mi
O yeah, yeah
Falz the bahd guy in the building, by the way
Yeba!

Everything wey dem yarn you, na cruise
I swear, na cruise
Ashewo boy for their eyes
Dem say I am lose o
Normally, I be playboy
But I don change
Capture my heart like a criminal
No let me fall, jowo hold me now
Give me your love oh Philomena

Oh oh, I don change oh
Cause you got me thinking of ways
Just to prove
There's nothing to prove
I am on my ten toes for you baby oh

So I say
Eha eha eha
Ashewo boy don love oh
Eha eha eha
Dem don dribble Maradona
Eha eha eha
Eha eha eha
Stop am
Stop am

Like play, like play
Dem don convert e gangster eh
Chineke me
Player don catch e feelings eh
I never ever feel the same again o
Ashewo don born again oh
One chance, I don enter
My medulla e don scatter
All the pain I'm feeling, I love it
I don't ever want to unfeel it, ehh

Ashewo boy don love oh
Eha eha eha
Dem don dribble Maradona
Eha eha eha
Emi 13 missed calls
Eha eha eha
Dem don dribble player oh

Ah
Look at the way she give me leg over (pe pe)
13 missed calls on her cellular (yepa)
One blow cause seven die
I dey jolly biggy body burst medullar
Little did I know that I am a gooner
Trap me for corner
Chop me for super
Go to VAR
Check it for contact
Counter attack me
Swear I for come back
Ah they warned me about Potiphar's wife

But I didn't remember the sermon that night
She serve am for me
Omo e come go hot
Me, I chop spaghetti and I loss focus
Orishirishi eran pelu octopus
And I dey skip verse 1
I dey jump chorus
We dey come from love
E turn to love
I dey go open shop for her front doormot

So I say
Eha eha eha
Ashewo boy don love oh
Eha eha eha
Dem don dribble Maradona
Eha eha eha
Emi 13 missed calls
Eha eha eha
Dem don dribble player oh

Nasboi a bad boy
Malo fi mi shako
Nasboi a bad boy oh
Eyan 2PAC shako
Nasboi
Eeh mbolo
Eeh elo
Eh mbolo

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September born persons or kids are from Virgo and Libra zodiacs and they have their unique features.

In this article, we'll explain what it means to be born in the month of September and name four Nigerian artistes who represent this month’s special attributes.

Nigerian artistes born in September

1. Waje - September 1

Firstly, Waje, whose real name is Aituaje Iruobe, was born on September 1, 1980, in Ondo State, Nigeria. With an impressive vocal range that spans three octaves, she has established herself as one of the finest musicians in the country. Also, Waje’s melodious voice graced P-Square’s hit track Do Me in 2008, a song that helped her gain widespread recognition. Over the years, she has released several albums, including W.A.J.E., WAJE 2.0, and Red Velvet. In 2024, Waje celebrated her 44th birthday, continuing her legacy in the Nigerian music industry.

What is Waje’s Zodiac Sign?

Waje’s September 1st birthday makes her a Virgo. Virgos are known for their meticulous attention to detail, strong work ethic, and ability to connect with others through their craft. These traits are evident in Waje’s music and her steady rise to success in the entertainment industry.

2. Mercy Chinwo - September 5

Secondly, gospel artist, Mercy Chinwo Blessed, born in 1991, is a perfect example of september born person. The most important aspects of her personality that can be considered typical for Virgo are her hardworking nature for her music and her desire to bring help through it.

What is Mercy Chinwo's zodiac sign?

Mercy Chinwo's zodiac sign is Virgo. Virgos fall between August 23 - September 22. People of this zodiac sign are particular about their work, reliable and hard working. Notably, these are the very qualities that any employer would wish to have in his or her employees.

3. Asa - September 17

Thirdly, Asa, whose real name is Bukola Elemide, was born on September 17, 1983, in Paris, France. She hails from Itoku, Abeokuta South Local Government Area in Ogun State, Nigeria. Asa is celebrated for her distinctive sound, blending R&B, soul, and Afropop to create music that resonates both locally and internationally. Over the years, she has been recognized with numerous award nominations and has won several accolades for her exceptional contributions to the music industry. In 2024, she will celebrate her 41st birthday.

What is Asa’s Zodiac Sign?

Asa’s birth date places her under the zodiac sign of Virgo. Known for being practical, analytical, and hardworking, Virgos are often admired for their dedication and attention to detail—qualities that certainly shine through in Asa's music and career.

4. 2Baba - September 18

Additionally, the legendary musician Innocent Idibia better known as 2Baba born in 1975, is undoubtedly a September-born. In his music, he has a lot of love for the understanding of harmony and balance. This is evident by his lyric contents that preach peace and unity. Also, 2Baba remains a force to be reckoned within the music industry having inspired a lot of other artistes. Notably, he has numerous awards and huge recognition both home and abroad.

What is 2Baba's zodiac sign?

Just like Mercy Chinwo, 2Baba's zodiac sign is Virgo. It is evident to say that he is intentional about his work, reliable and hard working.

3. Ruggedman - September 20

However, taking rapper Ruggedman who is known in real life as Michael Stephens shows that this month symbolizes justice. Born on September 20, 1973, Ruggedman man has made significant impact in the music industry. From several hits to prestigious awards and recognition, Ruggedman is not just a rapper but an activist that has addressed several social issues with his music.

What is Ruggedman's zodiac sign?

Ruggedman is also a Virgo. Additionally, people born in september, particularly Virgo are endued with good sense of justice, love for harmony and ability to look at an issue in many-ply. No wonder many of his songs are themed with social issues. This therefore, reveals his concern in being a positive influence.

4. King Sunny Ade - September 22

Furthermore, Juju music legend King Sunny Ade, born 1946 is equally a September-born. The Nigerian music history is incomplete without King Sunny Ade. From releasing hit music that resonates with young and old to inspiring the younger generations, he has done exceedingly well. Also, King Sunny Ade has a lot of awards to his name and is recognised locally and internationally. Notably, this legend has been uniting people for decades. That’s why he can be confidently named the Nigerian music legend.

What is King Sunny Ade's zodiac sign?

King Sunny Ade, is truly a Virgo, a sign that is associated with love of balance. People that are Virgo have a true sense of responsibility and compassion to people. These traits make them one of the best people in the societies and in any facet of endeavours including arts.

Meanwhile, it can be agreed that the Nigerian artistes born in the month of September are also taking the music industry by storm while proving their talents and attributes. So, Mercy Chinwo, 2Baba, Ruggedman, King Sunny Ade are some of the great people who were born in this month. Lastly, this passion, commitment and dedication to the work as well as to the art is truly the characteristic of Virgo and Libra.

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The brothers have been embroiled in a long-standing dispute over their music business, with the latest development being Rudeboy's announcement of P-Square's separation in an interview. Peter Okoye (Mr P) accused his brother, Paul, and their brother, Jude, of financial misappropriation, prompting Peter to file a petition with the EFCC.

In response, Peter released an open letter detailing his side of the story. He alleged that Paul and Jude conspired against him. Also, he stated that Jude secretly formed a company with his wife to divert P-Square's funds. However, Jude denied these claims in an Instagram Live session.

Meanwhile, amidst the bitter dispute, 2baba took to his Instagram story to share a remixed version of P-Square's hit song Forever. Additionally, he expressed his love and support for the trio. His message calls for unity and an end to the conflict. This is as the music industry and fans watch the drama unfold.

Although, the feud between the Okoye siblings shows no signs of abating, with each side presenting their version of events. However, 2baba's intervention is a rare public show of support from a fellow industry heavyweight. It highlights the concern and impact of the dispute on the music community.

2face Idibia has a message for PSquare. pic.twitter.com/Rw1uha4fCZ

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One thing about Nigerian music, even when it was generally not as good as it currently is, we always got served with good music videos that pieced together quality directing, choreography, styling and a resolution that was for the most part, at par with videos in that era. With the right factors coming together to get our music more attention first on the local scene before the international, this attention to visual details had become an additional booster that had piqued the interest of music stations to spin local videos and music enthusiasts to tune in. So in this story, we pay homage to Nigerian music videos but take a spin on it by highlighting the animated ones.

What are visualisers? 

Apparently, visualizers are different from music videos in that while they're visuals that accompany a song, they're typically very simplistic with the aim of bringing the song to life in an easy-to-follow manner that is still interesting. Most times they're digital and are animated. 

See the 10 Nigerian music videos that are animated; 

1. Suuru Lere by Lagbaja

Lagbaja's Suuru Lere is an 8-minute-long track that recounts Nigeria's political history, right from the amalgamation to the moment we gained independence and the onslaught of ensuing coups. All of these events were rendered in animation to provide viewers young and old with a well-detailed and graphic depiction of the circumstances surrounding our democracy, which was the crux of the song; patience with each other despite our myriad differences in the face of the democratic mandate. 

Today, Lagbaja's Suuru Lere is 22 years old as it was released in the year 2000 but it seems the message in his song and the visuals collectively flew right over the nation's head with the state of affairs mirroring that depicted in the video. 

2. Ijoya by Weird MC

Weird MC's Ijoya was a huge hit in 2006 when it was released, and it launched the rapper into the limelight. Its fully animated video had further endeared the song to its viewers, as kids most especially were in love with its colorful graphics that saw Weird MC go from swaggering in front of a Hummer Jeep to dancing with an all-female troupe as well as talking drum players. 

The video was also additionally brilliant in that the much-loved animation had distracted viewers from Weird MC’s utterly masculine-presenting style which may have rubbed the highly normative Nigerian society the wrong way if rendered in the typical life-like form. 

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3. For Instance by 2Baba 

Its simple video which was in animated form saw 2Baba appear in many scenes from traffic to the club and in newspapers and this colourful depiction had been well-received, earning the video a formidable run on music video stations. 

4. Action Film by M.I Abaga featuring Brymo

The late 2000s and early 2010s were owned by iconic rapper M.I Abaga and in 2010 he gave TV an unforgettable moment with the video of his Action Film. It had been animated, action and sleuth filled with M.I as the main character carrying out stunts from a car to a plane, dressed up in a sharp suit in a bid to rescue a kidnapped woman. 

Towards the end, Ice Prince made a timely cameo, coming in to save M.I when the chips were down and these elements and its close depiction of the chaos in Lagos and a typical action movie served to make the video a favourite. 

ALSO READ: Best Intro Songs on Nigerian Albums from 2000s-2022

5. Surrender- Mr Eazi ft Simi

Mr Eazi has with his EmPawa initiative revolutionized the music business and one of the ways in which he did this was by popularising visualizers. 

Mr Eazi’s Surrender is a perfect example of a visualizer as he was depicted dancing with reckless abandon beside a giant waist adorned with waist beads, swaying to the beats of the music. The animated Mr Eazi also threw in some hilarious dance moves that illustrated kicker lines like “I know say I no strong like Mike Tyson I know say I no get the voice like Michael Jackson.”

Surrender was a hit with the Poka Studios animated video, which amassed 11m views, which is double the number of views the official video got. Since then, Mr Eazi has made a killing with animated visualizers like the Chronixx-featured She Loves Me and visuals for recent singles like 'She Loves Me'. 

6. Joeboy by Lonely

Embarking on a binge of Joeboy’s videos will reveal that the Afropop sensation is a fan of animated visualizers and this makes perfect sense given that the star is signed to Mr Eazi’s EmPawa Initiative. 

Also created by Poka Studios, Joeboy has, with his visualisers, not only provided viewers with a colourful video but hilarious ones from Call to Lonely. The visualizer for Call was released at the height of the pandemic, proving to be the smart way out given the restriction on movement and gathering. It was well received and sits at 7.6 million views at the moment. While it's his most viewed animation video, the visualizer for Lonely takes the cake by virtue of its funniness. 

In Lonely, Joeboy’s aloneness is juxtaposed against a bunny with a thriving love life who takes advantage of the singer's space and telephone to woo his bunny lover while Joeboy waits on his love interest. 

Eventually, Joeboy’s wait is rewarded just as the bunny is jilted by his lover for a buff-looking bunny and Joeboy gets to kick the callous rabbit out. The visualizers to Call and Lonely also feature interesting cameos of Joeboy's label boss Mr Eazi who plays random roles from being the driver of the golf cart in Call to being the delivery man of the bunny's carrots in Lonely, serving to give them Marvel level twists. 

ALSO READ: Best and Biggest Breakout Nigerian Songs of the 2010s

7. Rora by Reekado Banks

The visualiser for Reekado Banks Rora had been released before the more popular official music video but this did not hinder the video, from getting substantial clicks. 

In fact, to date, a total of 15 million people watched Reekado Banks sing, put the lyrics into action and dance with his animated love interest in the Poka Studios created visualiser for Rora. 

8. In My Maserati by Olakira

Olakira’s In My Maserati blew up with a dance move and a challenge in tow. These had been off the back of his visualiser, which had stitched together hilarious scenes where he drove his lover around first in a shopping cart and then a wheelbarrow before finally, they hopped in an actual Maserati. 

Directed by the self-same Poka Studios behind Mr Eazi and Joeboy's visuals, the visualizer had contributed to giving Olakira his first hit song with In My Maserati. 

9. Greed by Jinmi Abduls featuring Oxlade

In the Oxlade featured song, Greed, Jinmi Abduls vocalizes about his act of infidelity where he cheated on his lover due to greed and is now begging her forgiveness. 

So in the visualiser that Naiky Toonz produced, we get emotion-filled scenes of Jinmi tailing his lover all around town while apologising. And then a scene with Oxlade sees him confessing to a priest who hilariously joins him in apologising to his wronged lover, but to no avail. 

10. Thunder Fire You by Ric Hassani

Right from the audio, Ric Hassani’s Thunder Fire You elicited laughter so it was only right that the video did justice to the song. 

As a result, Ric Hassani made use of a visualiser, with a few scenes depicting his ill-treatment from his lover followed by literal and swift retribution through thunder strikes on her and her friend. 

It gets even funnier when God and the angels weigh in from heaven to express their displeasure and eventually met out punishment on the lover even faster than Ric himself could.

Other animated Nigerian music videos include Olamide's Love No Go Die and Yung L's Wizkid featured Eve Bounce Remix. What other animated music videos do you know of? Add them in the comment section.

Contributors on The best 10 animated Nigerian music videos;

Originally written by Bamise Oyetayo - March 19, 2022

Updated by Onyema Courage - August 17, 2024

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However, behind the electrifying performances and chart-topping hits, many of these stars have found love and built lasting relationships. This listicle dives into the personal lives of some of Afrobeats' biggest names, uncovering the romantic side of these musical icons. 

From fairytale weddings to enduring partnerships, prepare to be captivated by the love stories of these married Afrobeats artists. Here’s a listicle featuring notable Afrobeats artists who you didn't know were married.

7.  Davido

This is last on the list since we all weren’t off the internet when 30BG King had his wedding. Davido and Chioma Rowland tied the knot on June 25, 2024, marking the culmination of their long-term relationship that began during their time at Babcock University.

The couple, who tragically lost their son Ifeanyi in 2022, welcomed twins in October 2023. As a result of their grand wedding, Davido now joins the list of married celebrities.

6. 2Baba (Innocent Idibia)

African Queen crooner, 2Baba formerly known as 2Face  got married to his wife Annie Idibia on May 2, 2012. 2Baba is a pioneer in the Afrobeats genre and has been married to Annie for over a decade. 

Despite facing challenges, including his previous relationships and children with other women, they have remained committed to each other.  They are proud parents of Isabel Idibia and Olivia Idibia.

5. Adekunle Gold and Simi

Adekunle Gold and Simi, both prominent artists in the Afrobeats scene, surprised many fans when they got married on January 9, 2019. They kept their relationship private before tying the knot.

After getting married, they have continued to share their support and love for each other. In May 2020, they welcomed their first child, a daughter named Deja.

4. Banky W (Olubankole Wellington)

Banky W, who is now a Nigerian Senator, was once a successful singer and actor. He married the beautiful model Adesua Etomi on November 25, 2017, after a brief engagement.

In 2021, they welcomed their first child, a son whom they named Hazaiah Wellington. Notably, in the same year, Adesua and Banky W shared the story of their marriage and their struggles with conception and childbearing titled 'Final Say Faith'.

3. Peter Okoye (Mr. P)

Peter Okoye, one half of the P-Square duo, now known as Mr. P, is married to Lola Omotayo-Okoye. The couple tied the knot on November 17, 2013, after dating for good 8 years. 

They have two children, a son named Cameron and a daughter named Aliona. Their marriage has been relatively scandal-free, and they frequently share their family moments on social media.

2. Paul Okoye (Rudeboy)

Paul Okoye, who is also from the group P-Square, initially married Anita Okoye in a traditional ceremony on March 22, 2014. They have three children together, but they are currently going through a divorce. 

With the divorce in progress, Paul traditionally wedded influencer and content creator, Ivy Ifeoma, in 2024. Strikingly, the new wife confirmed rumours of her being pregnant a few months later.

1. Olamide

Olamide, a prominent figure in the Afrobeats genre, has been in a long-term relationship with Adebukunmi Aisha Sulaimon, with whom he shares two children. The couple has been together for over 8 years. 

Rumours suggest that they got married in 2020, but this is widely unconfirmed. Their children are Batifeori Maximiliano Adedeji, their firstborn, and Tunrepin Myles Adedeji, born in 2019, four years after the birth of their first child.

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In a recent statement, the African music icon praised Burna Boy's journey to stardom. He then emphasizes that the Grammy-winning artist's success is a testament to hard work and unwavering dedication. "Burna Boy is in the Top 5 music artists in the world right now,” 2Baba says. "I say this from an inspirational place, it was all a dream.". This endorsement from a veteran in the industry is seen as a significant validation of Burna Boy's global dominance.

The statement has ignited conversations across social media, with fans and industry peers alike celebrating Burna Boy's achievements. Burna Boy also continues to break barriers on the global stage, and the recognition from 2Baba solidifies his musical icon status.

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Nigerian music legend Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has reacted to the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump, describing the incident as "pure package" and likening it to a Hollywood movie.

Following the shocking news that a shooter attacked a gathering where Trump was present, resulting in one death and two critical injuries, 2Baba took to social media to share his thoughts. "All black everything. Hollywood dey learn," he wrote, suggesting that the incident was reminiscent of a Hollywood action movie.

Meanwhile, the US Secret Service confirmed that the alleged shooter was killed, and the police are currently investigating the incident. However, 2Baba's comments come as the world grapples with the shocking news. His reaction has sparked a mix of responses from fans and followers.

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These disputes, often played out in the public eye, add an extra layer of drama and intrigue to the already dynamic music scene. From lyrical jabs to social media spats, the beefs between artists have kept fans and critics alike buzzing with excitement and speculation.

In this article, we dive into the top 15 beefs that have shaped the Nigerian music landscape. These feuds, whether fueled by competition, personal grievances, or sheer ego, have not only made headlines but also influenced the music produced by the artists involved.

From legendary confrontations to more recent disputes, these beefs have left an indelible mark on Nigerian music history.

15. Zinoleesky vs Seyi Vibez

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In 2023, a new rivalry emerged between Nigerian street-hop stars, Zinoleesky and Seyi Vibez. The tension began when Zinoleesky teased a new snippet on Instagram, prompting a quick response from Seyi Vibez, who hinted at his readiness to compete and jabbed at artists dependent on record labels. The feud escalated, with both artists releasing snippets and exchanging pointed comments on social media. Zinoleesky criticized Seyi Vibez's music style and studio setup, while Seyi Vibez boasted about his recent house purchase. Though neither has confirmed the feud, the interactions have sparked significant fan speculation and interest.

This Seyi Vibes & Zino fight is not looking to end anytime soon, gbas gbos pic.twitter.com/AMmwibmeYY

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14. Terry G vs Mallam Spicy

The feud between Terry G and Mallam Spicy, two prominent figures in Nigerian music, ignited in the late 2000s over differences in musical styles and perceived disrespect. Terry G's brash remarks during a live performance in Lagos sparked a series of diss tracks and public exchanges between the two artists. Mallam Spicy accused Terry G of being repetitive and lacking innovation, while Terry G defended his unique sound. Despite dividing fans and generating significant attention, the rivalry eventually simmered down as both artists moved on with their careers. However, the beef remains a memorable chapter in Nigerian music history, highlighting the competitive nature of the industry.

13. Brymo vs Burna Boy

The feud between Burna Boy and Brymo has been marked by public jabs and criticisms exchanged between the two Nigerian music stars. Burna Boy took a swipe at Brymo, questioning the originality of his music and comparing it unfavourably to that of Fuji icons. Brymo, in response, dismissed Burna Boy's freestyle as lacking originality and asserted his vocal superiority. The beef between Burna Boy and Brymo ignited when Brymo accused Burna Boy of lifting part of his unreleased album Macabre for Burna Boy's Grammy-nominated hit single City Boy. Burna Boy responded with a diss in his 'Thanks Freestyle,' where he mocked Brymo with the line "No go fall off like Brymo." This ongoing feud highlights the clash of egos and divisive antics that have characterised their careers in the Nigerian music industry.

12. Burna Boy vs Davido

The feud between Burna Boy and Davido, two of Nigeria's biggest music stars, gripped the industry with its intensity and public spats. Starting with subtle digs in interviews and social media posts, tensions rose, resulting in a notable incident at a festival in 2019. Both artists released albums in 2020, Twice as Tall and A Better Time, sparking speculation of hidden jabs at each other within their music. Despite their differences, both Burna Boy and Davido continued to dominate the music scene, releasing chart-topping singles and collaborating with international artists. However, their beef remained a hot topic among fans and industry insiders, with social media debates and memes keeping the feud alive.

11. Yung6ix vs Erigga

The rift between Yung6ix and Erigga, two prominent rappers in the Nigerian music scene, drew attention for its intensity and public exchanges. Stemming from issues of loyalty and collaboration, their feud played out on social media and in interviews. Yung6ix accused Erigga of betrayal, sparking a series of confrontations and grievances that aired publicly. Despite the tension, both artists remained focused on their music careers. While signs of reconciliation eventually surfaced, the beef between Yung6ix and Erigga underscores the rivalries that characterize the Nigerian music industry.

10. Sinzu vs Godwon

These two rap heavyweights, known for their lyrical prowess and street credibility, found themselves embroiled in a feud that captivated fans and ignited debates across the industry. The feud between Sinzu and Godwon sparked intense debates and captivated fans. Stemming from issues of respect and territorial claims within the rap scene, their beef led to heated exchanges both online and in diss tracks. Sinzu accused Godwon of lacking talent, while Godwon fired back with his own scathing lyrics. Despite dividing fans, both artists continued to release music and collaborate with others.

9. Timaya vs Nico Gravity

The beef between Timaya and Nico Gravity is a notable conflict in the Nigerian music industry. It began when Nico Gravity released the diss track I No Send You, criticising Timaya's perceived arrogance and materialism. Timaya responded with his own assertive track, defending his success and lifestyle. This feud highlighted their contrasting styles: Timaya's energetic dancehall vibes versus Nico Gravity's raw, unfiltered lyrics. Despite the rivalry, both artists continued to succeed in their niches. This clash underscored tensions in the industry around authenticity and success, making it a significant chapter in Nigerian music history.

8. Ruger vs BNXN

Ruger and BNXN (formerly Buju) engaged in a notable feud that captivated fans and industry insiders alike. Starting in mid-2022, tensions arose when Ruger made comments downplaying BNXN's success, sparking a series of social media exchanges. Both artists released tracks with lyrics interpreted as aimed at each other, fueling the rivalry further. Social media played a significant role in amplifying the feud, with fans passionately debating the merits of each artist. Despite the tension, Ruger and BNXN continued to thrive in their careers, with their respective styles earning them recognition and loyal followings. Ultimately, the feud came to an end when the two artists decided to collaborate on a new album, highlighting the transient nature of conflicts in the music industry. Reflecting on the beef, both artists acknowledged the unnecessary nature of their feud and the role of their passionate fan bases in perpetuating it.

7. Reminisce vs Vector

The beef between Nigerian hip-hop heavyweights Reminisce and Vector stands out as one of the most memorable rivalries in the music industry. The tension began around 2012, with both artists subtly dissing each other in their lyrics. Key moments in the feud included Vector's 2013 track Get Down, seen as a challenge to Reminisce, and Reminisce's 2014 response to Feego. The rivalry extended to social media and interviews, where both artists emphasised their unique styles and street credibility.

Despite the tension, the feud never escalated beyond words and eventually simmered down as both artists focused on their careers. Reminisce solidified his reputation with successful albums like Baba Hafusa, while Vector explored new sounds in projects like Lafíaji. Their beef, while divisive at its peak, ultimately pushed both artists to greater heights, contributing to the richness of Nigerian hip-hop and leaving a lasting legacy.

6. MI Abaga vs Kelly Handsome

The feud between MI Abaga and Kelly Handsome was a significant clash in Nigerian music history, arising from professional rivalry and perceived slights. It escalated when Kelly Handsome released Catch Me If You Can, accusing MI of sabotaging his career. MI responded, denying involvement but asserting dominance. The beef played out on social media with subliminal jabs. Over time, the intensity waned, and both artists moved on, focusing on their careers. The beef's legacy highlights the competitive nature of the industry and the importance of maintaining professional relationships.

5. Ruggedman vs Mode Nine

The feud between Ruggedman and Mode Nine, prominent figures in Nigerian hip-hop, originated in the early 2000s from artistic differences and ego clashes. Their rivalry played out through diss tracks and public confrontations, garnering attention from fans and the media. Over time, the animosity diminished, and both artists moved on to focus on their careers. Despite its resolution, the beef highlighted the competitive nature of the hip-hop genre and the importance of authenticity in Nigerian music.

4. Saheed Osupa vs Pasuma

The feud between Saheed Osupa and Pasuma, two giants in the Fuji music genre, originated from professional jealousy and competition for supremacy. Their rivalry played out through diss tracks and public confrontations, captivating fans and the media. Over time, the intensity of the beef subsided, and both artists focused on their careers. While their feud left a lasting impact on the Nigerian music scene, it serves as a reminder of the competitive nature of the industry and the complexities of navigating fame and ego.

3. Davido vs Wizkid

The rivalry between Nigerian music icons, Davido and Wizkid has been a rollercoaster ride of highs, lows, and everything in between, captivating fans for over a decade. Their journey began almost simultaneously, with breakout hits that catapulted them into the limelight and solidified their positions as leaders in the Afrobeat genre. Despite their undeniable talent and global success, their relationship has been marked by intense competition and occasional conflict.

From subtle jabs on social media to full-blown X (Twitter) wars, Davido and Wizkid have engaged in a back-and-forth battle that has kept fans on the edge of their seats. While moments of unity and collaboration have provided glimmers of hope for reconciliation, tensions between the two superstars have persisted, erupting into public feuds that dominate headlines and spark heated debates among fans.

Despite their differences, Davido and Wizkid's impact on Nigerian music and culture cannot be overstated. As they continue to push boundaries and break new ground, their rivalry remains a defining aspect of the industry, shaping the landscape for generations to come.

2. Ruggedman vs 9ice

The feud between Nigerian music stars, Ruggedman and 9ice ranks as the second biggest beef in the industry. Initially, they had a positive relationship, collaborating on the 2008 hit Ruggedybaba. However, rumors in 2009 suggested an affair between Ruggedman and 9ice's then-wife, Toni Payne, leading to a public fallout despite denials from both parties.

The conflict escalated with two tracks: Ruggedman's A Word is Enough for the 9ice and 9ice's Talk, I Am Listening. Despite several attempts at reconciliation, including a joint appearance in 2015, the tension persisted. Both artists continue to contribute to Nigerian music, with Ruggedman respected as a rapper and 9ice maintaining his popularity. The Ruggedman vs. 9ice beef remains a significant chapter in Nigerian music history, offering lessons on communication and reconciliation.

1. 2Baba vs Black Face

The feud between Nigerian music icons, 2Baba and Blackface is legendary, stretching over a decade and involving accusations of song theft and betrayal. It all started with the breakup of their group, Plantashun Boiz, and escalated when Blackface accused 2Baba of stealing his song, African Queen. Legal battles ensued, but the conflict persisted, with Blackface releasing diss tracks and making public accusations. Despite attempts at reconciliation and out-of-court settlements, the feud continued, highlighting issues of intellectual property rights and personal grievances in the music industry. The impact of their rivalry shows the complexities of relationships in entertainment, overshadowing their musical contributions at times. Ultimately, the hope remains for a genuine reconciliation between these two influential figures in Nigerian music.

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Get ready to groove to Okpeke, a song that took the music scene by storm in 2016, Phyno, 2baba, and Flavour joined forces to create this hit. Check out the lyrics and sing along to this infectious track.

Phyno, 2baba & Flavour - Okpeke Lyrics

Intro: Phyno
It’s Major Bangz
(Penthouse) Eh eh
Eje bleje
Heeeey!
Ngwanu

Chorus: 2Baba & Flavour
Look the way you dey look tonight (Okpeke)
You come with deadly plans tonight (Okpeke)
You want to jam plenty hate tonight (Okpeke)
You ready to kill somebody tonight (Okpeke)
Allow a guy make I hold you tight (Okpeke)
As you see me so I no like to fight (Okpeke)
Roll with me and I will treat you right
And I will never let you leave my side eeh
I gbue’m oo, Efuo’m oo, my baby oh
Oya, everybody say, omalicha oya give it to me
I gbuе’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu le)
Efuo’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu lе) my baby oh
Omalicha, oya give it to me

Verse 1: Phyno
Eh! Nwa, for your matter I concur
Gwamu your site achorom i’log na your dot com
Le k’isi a’shine ni, aru gi n’acha dika obu puff-puff
Afamu bu Phyno and achorom ibu your bom-boy
Hia! Shey you dey feel the? boy of course
Ibu ono nso eru aka, ino nso but I can’t touch
Ife ibu n’ukwu n’agbakam isi ka popcorn
Ina eme so nwa kam juo, na be unu ibu last born?
Eh! The way you’re shaking this your bum-bum
Nne odi very obvious that I want some
Ah! Achorokwam akuko cha chaa
Gwam ife oga eri, maka mga ebu gi laa taata
Ngwanu ngwanu

Pre-Chorus: Flavour
Were nwayo mewemu ya Baby (ngwanu)
Jiri nwayo chibem ya lady (ngwanu)
Ngwanu, were nwayo kwobem ya baby (inugo)
Nwa I no go lie you dey high me
Anwuolanum ee
Your backer is a big something (gbosa)
Eh! Ife ina eme
Baby iga egbu mmadu Lee (ngwanu)

Chorus: 2Baba & Flavour
Look the way you dey look tonight (Okpeke)
You come with deadly plans tonight (Okpeke)
You want to jam plenty hate tonight (Okpeke)
You ready to kill somebody tonight (Okpeke)
Allow a guy make I hold you tight (Okpeke)
As you see me so I no like to fight (Okpeke)
Roll with me and I will treat you right
And I will never let you leave my side eeh
I gbue’m oo, Efuo’m oo, my baby oh
Oya, everybody say, omalicha oya give it to me
I gbue’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu le)
Efuo’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu le) my baby oh
Omalicha, oya give it to me

Verse 2: Phyno
Asa di okay Asa confirm
Nyekelum ugbo gi, baby I come farm
Asa biko welu nwayo, ina ekolim oh
Obara mgbali elu, baby cooluo muo oh
Asa bu mbada okpeke do me ife ka Ada Okeke
Nyem ife ibu n’otele na mu aburokwa ofeke
Libe ife obula ichoro, champagne go pop nu
Imejo dimkpa n’ato n’eche gi for your touch’nu
Hee! Lee all the money m’na emefu
Odika ichefulu echefu
Ama agbanu aka wee laa n’efu tule ya maka na
Achorom akuko cha-cha Gwam ife oga eri
Maka mga ebu gi laa taata
Ngwanu ngwanu

Pre-Chorus: Flavour
Were nwayo
Mewemu ya Baby (ngwanu)
Jiri nwayo chibem ya lady (ngwanu)
Ngwanu, were nwayo
Kwobem ya baby (inugo)
Nwa I no go lie you dey high me
Anwuolanum ee
Your backer is a big something
Eh! Ife ina eme, baby iga
Egbu mmadu Lee (ngwanu)

Chorus: 2Baba & Flavour
Look the way you dey look tonight (Okpeke)
You come with deadly plans tonight (Okpeke)
You want to jam plenty hate tonight (Okpeke)
You ready to kill somebody tonight (Okpeke)
Allow a guy make I hold you tight (Okpeke)
As you see me so I no like to fight (Okpeke)
Roll with me and I will treat you right
And I will never let you leave my side eeh
I gbue’m oo, Efuo’m oo, my baby oh
Oya, everybody say, omalicha oya give it to me
I gbue’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu le)
Efuo’m oo (Iga egbu mmadu le) my baby oh
Omalicha, oya give it to me

Outro: 2Baba
Give me more, dey turn my mind
E go be like say nah eart oo
Make sparkle star, the only fire wey go catch
For here nah fire of love eh
The way you shake your nyash
You don press my Mumu-Button
My money na nothing
Oya, make we dance go
I say nah only me and you dey for here
No dey fear eh
Eje bleje, eje bleje
Eje bleje

Contributors of 'Okpeke' Lyrics

Oluwafemi Adebanjo, Tobiloba Akinsete, Oluseyifunmi.

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During an appearance on Naija Info FM that surfaced online on Friday, May 17, 2024, Slimcase detailed how he brought together the featured artists with the help of music executive, Larry Gaga.

Released in 2019, Azaman quickly became a popular track. Slimcase initially envisioned featuring Simi on the song, but their musical styles didn't quite match. His plans took a new direction after he heard Peruzzi's collaboration with 2Baba, which he admired greatly.

Slimcase, a longtime fan of 2Baba since his days with Plantashun Boiz, expressed his desire to collaborate with the veteran artist. When Peruzzi sent his vocals for Azaman to Davido, the superstar loved the track and wanted to be part of it. Despite this opportunity, Slimcase's admiration for 2Baba led him to choose the veteran singer over Davido for the guest feature.

Reflecting on his choice, Slimcase shared his deep respect for 2Baba, even stating that he would fully tattoo 2Baba's image all over his body if given the chance. Slimcase's admiration and determination have clearly shaped the memorable collaboration that Azaman became.

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The City Boy crooner initially named veteran artists such as Timaya, Wande Coal, D’Banj, 2Baba, and Larry Gaga among those he respects, sparking widespread discussion.

In a follow-up video on Thursday, May 16, 2024, Burna Boy explained that his Instagram Live ended prematurely, preventing him from delivering his full message. He clarified that the 'OGs' he mentioned are individuals who have had a personal impact on his life, rather than solely influencing his music career.

Burna Boy concluded by highlighting the importance of seeking information and knowledge from qualified sources, stressing that personal experiences and relationships play a crucial role in shaping one's journey.

“When I listed the OGs, i mentioned artistes who impacted my life. My conclusion is we need to stop letting unqualified people be the go-to for knowledge”

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