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‎‎“You Have Been Through Hell And Back” – Tubaba Stirs Reactions As He Uses His Song For Annie Macaulay To Tease New Album

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‎Legendary singer Innocent Idibia, known as Tubaba, has left the internet talking following his latest post. ‎In a social media post, the singer announced that his album was underway. 2Baba noted how he has lived it, seen it, and is still here. ‎What caught the attention of netizens was the song he used in the […]

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