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2Baba unfollows wife, Natasha as nightclub drama deepens marital crisis
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2Baba unfollows wife, Natasha as nightclub drama deepens marital crisis

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Nigerian music legend, Innocent Idibia, professionally known as 2Baba, has unfollowed his new wife, Natasha Osawaru on Instagram.

The development came a few hours after Natasha attempted to obstruct 2Baba performance at the opening of a nightclub in Abuja on Friday.

According to the account circulating on social media, Natasha allegedly arrived at the venue with some thugs and approached the singer’s vehicle before the intervention of the police.

Following the public confrontation, 2Baba was said to have informed Natasha on Friday that he was no longer interested in continuing their relationship.

Checks by DAILY POST on Sunday morning showed that 2Baba has unfollowed her on Instagram, while Natasha is still following him.

This came nearly two months after the African Queen singer left their marital home and blocked Natasha from reaching him.

2Baba unfollows wife, Natasha as nightclub drama deepens marital crisis

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