2Baba Finally Spills the Tea: Why He Walked Away From Annie & Chose Natasha Osawaru—And His Shocking Take on Men and Monogamy!

Whew! Grab your popcorn because Nigeria's music icon 2Baba has just shattered the internet with a bombshell interview that’s got tongues wagging and jaws on the floor.

After months of whispering, speculating, and social media side-eyes, the 49-year-old legend HAS FINALLY OPENED UP about WHY HE REALLY ENDED THINGS WITH LONGTIME LOVE ANNIE IDIBIA—and why he chose Natasha Osawaru, a stunning, poised lawmaker from Edo State, as his new heartthrob.

Let’s rewind: Five months ago, the Afrobeat veteran shocked fans when he publicly split from Annie, the actress who stood by him through thick, thin, and baby mama drama.

Then, like a scene straight out of a Nollywood movie, he was spotted cozying up with Natasha—and the internet exploded.

Now, in a sizzling sit-down on the '234 Mzansi’ podcast hosted by Nedu Wazobia and crew, 2Baba didn’t hold back. No filters, no PR spin—just raw, emotional honesty.

“I’m not chasing looks,” he said bluntly. “Yes, beauty is nice, but I want peace, someone I can talk to freely without tension, someone who won’t flip at every little thing. That’s Natasha.”

Yup, the singer made it clear: he’s done with emotional turbulence. Without naming names (but we know who he meant), he hinted that constant drama, disrespect, and bottled-up tensions wore him out. And when it comes to Annie, 2Baba was diplomatic but firm:

“She’s amazing. We had a bond, we gave it our best. But when something stops working, you don’t force it. We know what we went through. The public doesn’t.”

And just when you think it couldn’t get any messier—bam! 2Baba drops a take so controversial it could spark a gender war on Twitter:

“I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again—even if it gets me in trouble. Men were not built to be sexually with one woman. Emotionally? Sure. Love? Yes. But sexually? Nah.”

Say what now?! According to him, biology is the culprit. He insists a man can genuinely love one woman and still struggle to be sexually exclusive. “A man has many seeds,” he added unapologetically. “He can’t just drop them in one place.”

Whew. So while Natasha might be his peace and Annie was his queen, 2Baba is out here defending the wandering ways of the male species—boldly, controversially, and without an ounce of shame.

He ended the chat with a message to all struggling couples: “Don’t stay in bondage for society. Speak up, walk away if you must. Your peace matters more than their opinions.”

And just like that, 2Baba has lit a fire under every comment section in Nigeria. The Idibia fairytale may be over, but the drama? Oh honey, it’s only just begun.

Was this really his situation?

Or is he defending his wrong?

Will Natasha soon receive her own slice of chaos(when the manly biology kicks in like he mentioned earlier)?

Which is it?

WHAT DO YOU THINK

Let's speak up and discuss this. Something isn't right.

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Good morning Abba, thank you for a brand new day, full of Opportunities.
Good morning wonderful people.

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10 Hidden Facts About Dennis Bergkamp, The Magician Who Refused to Fly

He was the kind of player who didn’t just score goals, he painted them. Calm under pressure. Effortless with the ball. And yet, he had one very human flaw: a deep fear of flying.

Here’s a look into the life of one of football’s most elegant and intelligent players.

Named after a Manchester United legend
Dennis was named after Denis Law, his father’s football idol but the Dutch civil registry wouldn’t accept the spelling “Denis,” so he became Dennis. From the start, football was written into his name.

Bergkamp was academically gifted and began studying mechanical engineering before fully committing to football. That same precision showed in how he passed, controlled, and thought through games. Nothing was ever rushed.

Teammates and coaches said Bergkamp could recall full game sequences where players ran, what passes were made, and even minor off-the-ball movement. He didn’t just play the game, he saw it differently.

He started at Ajax, where he was top scorer for four straight seasons. Then came a tough spell at Inter Milan. But it was at Arsenal where he became a legend, helping redefine the club and the Premier League itself.

After a traumatic flight during the 1994 World Cup where someone reportedly joked about a bomb, Bergkamp developed a severe fear of flying. It wasn’t just nervousness; it was full-blown anxiety. He even consulted psychologists, but the fear persisted.

When he signed for Arsenal, the club respected his condition rather than forcing change. Arsène Wenger allowed him to skip long away trips in Europe, meaning he didn’t feature in certain Champions League games abroad. Instead, he would travel by train or private car for matches within England or nearby countries even if it took him days.

Despite missing Champions League away games, Bergkamp remained one of Arsenal’s most consistent players, always ready at Highbury, always delivering magic.

He created space, slowed time, and made those around him better. He once said, “Behind every pass, there must be a thought.” That was his genius, thinking faster than anyone else.

Quarterfinals, 1998 World Cup. A 60-yard pass. One touch to control, one to flick past the defender, one to score. Silence, then awe. Even the commentator yelled “Dennis Bergkamp!” three times in disbelief. It was a masterpiece.

He lived quietly, played loudly
Unlike many stars, Bergkamp avoided flashy headlines. He was private, humble, and deeply focused on football. After retiring, he coached at Ajax, helping nurture a new generation of talent.

His legacy is carved in silver and memory
He won league titles and cups with Ajax and Arsenal. He lifted the UEFA Cup with Inter. With the Netherlands, he reached the 1998 World Cup semis and two Euro semifinals. He was Dutch Footballer of the Year, PFA Player of the Year, and a key part of Arsenal’s unbeaten Invincibles.

Which of his goals is your favorite the World Cup goal or that Newcastle turn?

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PROTOTYPING ALGORITHMS

Creating prototypes as algorithms or a set of principles that can be followed like a recipe to complement any facet of life in resolving issues is a powerful technique. Implementing these in your life first and testing the outcomes would be effective in any area. Let's examine nature as a map of millions of algorithms that have addressed every challenge in biology, chemistry, and ecosystems. We’d recognise this as God's approach to fostering sustainability and producing final products, from the human body's intricate design to the laws of chemistry, where elements combine to create predictable chemical reactions.

Even God's word is a book of models He has provided through narrative construction, serving as a prototype for approaching various situations in life. If we dissect the principles, even God had other people aligned with Jesus’ destiny, who were crucial in preparing the way for the kingdom of God to be legally reinstated on earth because He doesn’t violate His own laws. He ordained John the Baptist as the greatest of all prophets, as he was the one unworthy to untie the sandal straps of Jesus. Yet, God used him to fulfil all the laws, as the baptism of the Saviour of the world was part of God's salvation algorithm for all mankind. Jesus had to fulfil every jot and tittle of the law; He couldn’t bypass the process because that is God's standard. He even had to come through the womb of women to be made material, as he was entering a material realm where material laws were in effect.

Redeeming the world back to the father involved reinstating the broken laws, which activated the algorithm for sin and death. This highlights how each kingdom uses principles to create negative effects or offer solutions. Nothing from the kingdom of darkness provides a solution except for self-elevation, leading to an unbalanced equation.

Robert Green has written a book on the 48 Laws of Power and how you can gain power. Manipulating and controlling others is not how we were designed to function. If everyone is created in God's image and likeness, no one should be dominated by another. God has already ordained a pattern for resolving that through positions of authority that we must honour for their role in society. This includes fivefold: ministers, husbands, governments, police, military, doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and teachers. They are socially positioned in different roles, yet they are no better than anyone else. They should be recognised, and when they operate through the Father's counsel in servanthood, they truly use their position. Unlike the Gentiles who lord it over people, true power is humble and meek, ultimately serving humanity rather than seeking to be served. That is God's algorithm.

We can find it in the world. If he is the truth, then his models are as successful as how he arranged the planets in the sky through calculations. Any problem, big or small, can have a prototype created for it. Recipes succeed when you know the end result, and it never changes as long as you follow the instructions and use all the ingredients in the formula. This is how colours function, and even Newton’s laws of motion accurately explain how we gain momentum on Earth based on the amount of force we apply and at what speed we move, depending on the direct proportion of force relative to the mass applied. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. If you throw a stone across the water and observe the ripples, you’ll notice that the greater the force, the more ripples there are.

This is the same with the practical application of laws to our lives. There were exact laws used to discover how to make a lightbulb go. Anybody you see that is excelling in life is not accidental, whether it is in sports, health, nutrition, maths or designing a product form their life is because laws are behind it there is no mystery behind the success or failure of anyone's life. Often, it is people do not want to pay the price. Most people just want to do what is necessary and bypass the process. That is why anyone who has produced something you haven’t is because they may know something you don’t or apply laws that you haven't. Anything you see manufactured is by-laws and services that have been used to resolve a problem in the community, such as quality childcare that is excelling more than others in the same community, maybe because of the rules and algorithms they have set up as standards for ways of dealing with all the strategies for taking care of toddlers they have done it to the highest standards and maintain that consistency, while their competitors do not. Therefore, their results speak for themselves.


The products you can see with your own eyes have undergone a process to be conceptualised, such as perfume packaging, food, cutlery, your iPhone, iPad, and computer—all designed by principles. How much more careful should life be constructed? It's essential to grasp certain fundamentals, like how to use time wisely, as it is your greatest asset. The connection to all elements that contribute to building something remarkable in your life relies on the unseen truths of existence and turning them into tangible outcomes. Develop your own set of models that you can reliably apply and offer to others as solutions through the qualities and methods of kingdom laws and principles.

Written by Rochelle White

PROTOTYPING ALGORITHMS

Creating prototypes as algorithms or a set of principles that can be followed like a recipe to complement any facet of life in resolving issues is a powerful technique. Implementing these in your life first and testing the outcomes would be effective in any area. Let's examine nature as a map of millions of algorithms that have addressed every challenge in biology, chemistry, and ecosystems. We’d recognise this as God's approach to fostering sustainability and producing final products, from the human body's intricate design to the laws of chemistry, where elements combine to create predictable chemical reactions.

Even God's word is a book of models He has provided through narrative construction, serving as a prototype for approaching various situations in life. If we dissect the principles, even God had other people aligned with Jesus’ destiny, who were crucial in preparing the way for the kingdom of God to be legally reinstated on earth because He doesn’t violate His own laws. He ordained John the Baptist as the greatest of all prophets, as he was the one unworthy to untie the sandal straps of Jesus. Yet, God used him to fulfil all the laws, as the baptism of the Saviour of the world was part of God's salvation algorithm for all mankind. Jesus had to fulfil every jot and tittle of the law; He couldn’t bypass the process because that is God's standard. He even had to come through the womb of women to be made material, as he was entering a material realm where material laws were in effect.

Redeeming the world back to the father involved reinstating the broken laws, which activated the algorithm for sin and death. This highlights how each kingdom uses principles to create negative effects or offer solutions. Nothing from the kingdom of darkness provides a solution except for self-elevation, leading to an unbalanced equation.

Robert Green has written a book on the 48 Laws of Power and how you can gain power. Manipulating and controlling others is not how we were designed to function. If everyone is created in God's image and likeness, no one should be dominated by another. God has already ordained a pattern for resolving that through positions of authority that we must honour for their role in society. This includes fivefold: ministers, husbands, governments, police, military, doctors, lawyers, entrepreneurs, scientists, and teachers. They are socially positioned in different roles, yet they are no better than anyone else. They should be recognised, and when they operate through the Father's counsel in servanthood, they truly use their position. Unlike the Gentiles who lord it over people, true power is humble and meek, ultimately serving humanity rather than seeking to be served. That is God's algorithm.

We can find it in the world. If he is the truth, then his models are as successful as how he arranged the planets in the sky through calculations. Any problem, big or small, can have a prototype created for it. Recipes succeed when you know the end result, and it never changes as long as you follow the instructions and use all the ingredients in the formula. This is how colours function, and even Newton’s laws of motion accurately explain how we gain momentum on Earth based on the amount of force we apply and at what speed we move, depending on the direct proportion of force relative to the mass applied. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. If you throw a stone across the water and observe the ripples, you’ll notice that the greater the force, the more ripples there are.

This is the same with the practical application of laws to our lives. There were exact laws used to discover how to make a lightbulb go. Anybody you see that is excelling in life is not accidental, whether it is in sports, health, nutrition, maths or designing a product form their life is because laws are behind it there is no mystery behind the success or failure of anyone's life. Often, it is people do not want to pay the price. Most people just want to do what is necessary and bypass the process. That is why anyone who has produced something you haven’t is because they may know something you don’t or apply laws that you haven't. Anything you see manufactured is by-laws and services that have been used to resolve a problem in the community, such as quality childcare that is excelling more than others in the same community, maybe because of the rules and algorithms they have set up as standards for ways of dealing with all the strategies for taking care of toddlers they have done it to the highest standards and maintain that consistency, while their competitors do not. Therefore, their results speak for themselves.


The products you can see with your own eyes have undergone a process to be conceptualised, such as perfume packaging, food, cutlery, your iPhone, iPad, and computer—all designed by principles. How much more careful should life be constructed? It's essential to grasp certain fundamentals, like how to use time wisely, as it is your greatest asset. The connection to all elements that contribute to building something remarkable in your life relies on the unseen truths of existence and turning them into tangible outcomes. Develop your own set of models that you can reliably apply and offer to others as solutions through the qualities and methods of kingdom laws and principles.

Written by Rochelle White

You see ehn… the day my husband embarrassed me in front of his family, I begged the ground to open and swallow me. But ground say “Lailai, collect your breakfast with your chest.”

That day, I died small. But I resurrected with sense. Nigerian woman sense. You know that version of you that’s quiet because she’s in love? I buried her that day and brought out my ancestors.

Let me gist you.

I was that “wife material” they write motivational quotes about. Always covering my husband in front of my people. Always defending him, carrying him like raw egg. Na me dey always say, “Baby is tired,” “Honey didn’t mean it,” “Please let’s not judge him.”

I used to beg my own parents to understand him.

Until one Sunday afternoon at his family compound I can never forget. It was supposed to be a simple lunch. I made efo riro, pounded yam and bush meat. I even helped bath his junior sister’s twins. Washed their plates. Joined his mum in the kitchen. Even gave his father money for his meds.

Next thing his elder brother started cracking a ****** joke about how I was “barren” and should focus more on producing children instead of seasoning meat. And do you know what my husband did?

He laughed.

Laughed o!
Not nervous laugh. I mean loud “my-brother-you’re-too-much” type of laugh. Like say dem just pop champagne.

He laughed and said, “You know say this one no dey hear word, always forming independent woman.”
His mum chuckled and said, “She needs deliverance. That’s how these Lagos girls behave.”
And his younger sister added pepper, “No be so we talk am before he marry am? She dey do pass herself.”

I looked at my husband. My eyes begged him to stop the disrespect. But instead, he turned to me and said, “Don’t take it personal na. We’re just playing.”

Playing??? On top my womb?! My dignity?!

From that moment, I changed.

I became HER. The version of me that removes wrapper, ties trousers and enters ring.

Gone was the soft babe. I returned his energy without blinking.

You come back home late? I no ask you anything. I sef dey enter 10pm with high heels and a sachet of shawarma.
He said I wasn’t cooking again? No wahala. I shifted the pots to one side and downloaded Jollof Plug on my phone.

He wanted war, I gave him military parade.

One night, he sat me down. Looking confused.
“Baby, what did I do wrong?”
I gave him the kind of stare that says, “Na today your eye clear?”

I said, “You did everything wrong. And your apology is ten guests late.”

Still he tried to gaslight me with puppy eyes. That day I turned to Odogwu the 1st of my father’s compound.
I told him straight:
“If you’re looking for a fool in love, go back to your village square. This one don graduate with certificate in war tactics.”

Next thing… his family began planning new wife for him.
Yes! They thought they could frustrate me to leave so they could bring in someone more “traditional”.
Even brought one slim girl to visit I gave her food laced with pure silence and sideways eyes.

You know when they saw I wasn’t moving? They started pretending to be nice. Fake “how are you?” and “hope you’re fine.”

Mtcheew. Who their fake care help?

His mother called one night to tell me, “My son is losing weight o. Is everything okay?”
I replied, “Maybe you should add more crayfish to his soup next time you call him to your house.”

But guess what? The tide turned.
My husband? He saw the light. The same family that laughed with him were now using his head to play ludo.
He realized I was the only one who ever truly cared.

He started begging.

“Please come back. Let’s start over.”
I said, “Oya rent house far from your family compound and let peace reign.”

And shockingly, he did it.
He relocated us. Got a job. Stood up to his family.

His mother visited without notice once… tried to raise her voice.

My husband looked her dead in the eye and said,
“Mummy, you can spend the night. But my wife is not your house girl. If you’re hungry, the kitchen is that way. Cook what you like. Or order online.”

The woman almost collapsed.

His siblings were speechless. I just stood, arms folded like Patience Ozokwor in a Nollywood finale.

LESSONS:

1. Don’t let love make you lose yourself.
2. In-laws can smell weakness. Be wise.
3. Respect in marriage is earned, not begged.
4. When you switch character, switch well.

If you’ve ever dealt with in-laws that thought you were soft, drop a comment.
Tag that your stubborn sister-in-law let her come and read wisdom


Abeg, if ground ever refuse to swallow you just

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