2Baba Breaks Silence, Calls Out Critics Over Intrusion Into His Personal Life
Nigerian music icon 2Baba has publicly addressed the rising tide of criticism and unsolicited commentary surrounding his personal life, urging critics to respect his privacy.
In a video message shared via social media, the African Queen hitmaker expressed frustration over what he described as constant interference from the public, despite his conscious efforts to live quietly and on his own terms. His remarks follow ongoing online discussions triggered by his recent separation and the unveiling of a new romantic relationship.
“Good morning. Omo, e get one question wey I wan ask,” 2Baba began in the video. “I dey my house, my house, arrange my thing the way wey I want am; I do my thing the way I want am: my principle, my laws. I no near your street, I no near your house. Abeg, how I take be threat to you?”
The award-winning singer questioned why his life choices have sparked so much public obsession, insisting he is simply minding his own business and living by his personal values.
His comments have since sparked renewed debate online about the limits of public scrutiny, particularly when it comes to celebrities and their private lives. While some fans applauded his honesty and composure, others reignited discussions around the price of fame and the emotional toll it can take.
2Baba, who has remained a central figure in Nigeria’s music scene for over two decades, rarely responds to controversy. However, this latest outburst signals a clear boundary as he calls for greater respect and space amid personal transitions.
