My greatest driving force, regret after 25 years on stage — 2Baba

Author: NwaforPublished on: May 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

Culture & Entertainment

My greatest driving force, regret after 25 years on stage — 2Baba

Music legend Innocent Idibia, known as 2Baba, celebrated his 25-year career at the Vanguard Personality of the Year Awards in Lagos. He reflected on the challenges of his journey, expressing gratitude towards his fans and disappointment over disputes with former bandmate Blackface regarding song ownership. Despite the difficulties, he remains determined and thankful for the success he has achieved.

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