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2Baba, estranged wife Natasha reportedly clash at Abuja event
Nigerian music star Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, was reportedly involved in a confrontation with his estranged wife, Natasha, during an event in Abuja on Friday night.
The incident reportedly occurred at Faze’s grand opening ceremony at the 90s Lounge in Abuja, where 2Baba was scheduled to perform.
A senior member of the singer’s management team confirmed that a confrontation took place at the venue but alleged that Natasha and some men accompanying her attempted to abduct the singer.
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According to the source, Natasha arrived at the event with security personnel and other men, leading to a confrontation involving 2Baba and members of his team.
The source further claimed that 2Baba and Natasha had been separated for more than two months.
However, details of the incident remained unclear at the time of filing this report.
The circumstances that led to the confrontation could not be independently established, while it was also unclear whether anyone was injured or arrested during the incident.
Efforts to obtain Natasha’s account of the incident were unsuccessful as of press time.
The claims by 2Baba’s management source could not be independently verified.
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