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2Baba’s kids, industry stars attend his 51st birthday album listening party, Natasha absent

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2Baba, his mother and children cutting the cake (PHOTO CREDIT: Facebook@Yawnaijatv)

The singer also used the occasion to introduce his latest business venture, a food brand.

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