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2Baba Opens Up On London Fight With Wife Natasha
Nigerian music icon Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has opened up about mistakes he has made in both his career and personal life.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The veteran singer shared his reflections during an appearance on the Mic On podcast.
The father of six spoke candidly about choices he regrets and moments he wishes he could handle differently.
2Baba also addressed a past incident in London involving an argument with his wife, Natasha Osawaru, which led to his arrest in October 2025. He took full responsibility for his actions, describing the situation as a moment of anger that got out of hand.
“I was angry that day. It was an unfortunate incident,” he admitted.
The singer reflected on the challenges of managing personal pressures and the lessons learned from experiences that tested him. He acknowledged that, as a human being, emotions sometimes influence decisions, and he wishes he had approached some situations more carefully.
“There are so many things I wish I could rewind and do better. As a human being, there are times when you are overwhelmed or don’t make the best decisions. My thick-skin is weaker now,” he said.
Veteran Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has revealed that her dedication to personal values has kept her from becoming a billionaire.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Speaking as a guest on the Afropolitan Show, the mother of four said she has been offered deals throughout her career that could have brought massive financial gains, but accepting them would have meant compromising her principles.
Omotola explained that she often turned down opportunities that conflicted with her beliefs, even when the money was tempting, emphasizing that staying true to herself has brought rewards that money cannot measure.
She said, “If I wanted to be a billionaire, I could have been, because there were situations where no one would have known, and I could have compromised my values. But I said no and walked away, many times. Some of those people are still watching me today.”
The actress also recounted a time she visited a rough area in Mushin, Lagos State, to seek money to pay her brother’s school fees. A colleague in the film industry guided her to meet men known for lending money, taking her through a challenging environment before reaching them.
Reality TV personality Josephina Otabor, popularly known as Phyna, has shared details about the hardships she experienced while growing up and why she dislikes the name given to her at birth.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Speaking in a recent interview with Ezinne Akudo on the show Beyond With Ezinne, the former Big Brother Naija winner revealed that her parents originally named her Blessing. However, she said she later grew uncomfortable with the name because her life experiences did not seem to reflect its meaning.
Phyna explained that her childhood was filled with several challenges. She said she often felt as though she was constantly seeking affection and acceptance from people around her, including family members, friends, and even romantic partners.
According to her, these experiences made her feel that the name Blessing did not align with what she had been through while growing up.
The reality star also spoke about the emotional pain she endured following the death of her sister, describing the loss as a deeply difficult period in her life. She noted that the grief and other personal struggles at the time weighed heavily on her.
Phyna explained that despite the difficulties she faced, she always believed she would eventually succeed. She recalled telling relatives who mistreated or criticised her that one day they would see her on television and recognise her success.
She added that negative comments from people around her often affected her emotionally and even impacted her work. However, she said surviving those experiences strengthened her belief that God has been guiding her through the challenges she has faced.
Veteran Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has disclosed that he spends around ₦40,000 each day to keep electricity running in his home, highlighting the ongoing challenges of unstable power supply in Nigeria.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The 78-year-old actor shared this during an interview on Africa Independent Television, discussing how unreliable electricity affects many Nigerians.
Edochie explained that the high cost stems from relying on multiple sources to meet his household’s energy needs. About ₦10,000 of his daily spending goes to purchasing electricity units from the distribution company, while ₦20,000 is spent on diesel for his generator and another ₦10,000 on petrol for a second generator—bringing his total daily electricity expenses to ₦40,000.
The actor expressed concern over the widespread struggles Nigerians face with power supply. He also criticized political leaders, saying many appear more interested in gaining power than addressing the everyday difficulties of ordinary citizens.
“It disturbs me a big deal. Then I listen to people who are only interested in getting into politics and enjoying power. Nobody seems to be bothered about what’s happening to the common man,” Pete Edochie said.
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