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Music Icon 2baba Confirms Relationship with Edo Assembly Member Natasha Amid Divorce Saga
Singer Innocent Idibia has said he plans to marry Edo State House of Assembly member Natasha Osawaru, representing Egor Constituency, amid a divorce debacle with wife Annie Macaulay Idibia.
Singer Innocent Idibia has said he plans to marry Edo State House of Assembly member Natasha Osawaru, representing Egor Constituency, amid a divorce debacle with wife Annie Macaulay Idibia.

In a viral video, the music icon popularly known as the African Queen defended the Deputy Majority Leader of the State House of Assembly, stating that she had nothing to do with what was happening in his marriage.
Tuface, who made a surprise appearance at the Edo Assembly on Monday, described her as a young, brilliant and amazing woman. He said he loves her and she is cool.

“I said what I said. Everyone is going to be alright. Honourable Natasha is a young, brilliant woman, and she has nothing to do with what’s happening between me and Annie. Yes, I love her. I want to marry her”
2baba has remained in the eye of Nigerians after he announced his separation from his wife Annie and emphasized that they are headed for divorce. Though he later pulled the post down, he made a video affirming the end of his marriage.
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