2Baba's manager debunks singer's alleged affair
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Efe Omorogbe, popular Nigerian musical director and manager of iconic singer, Innocent Idibia aka 2Baba, has denied rumors that the star cheated on his wife.
Claims that the artist impregnated a certain banker went viral over the week.
This was days after Idibia issued a public apology for embarrassing his wife and family.
In the statement posted via his Instagram page on Monday, Idibia wrote, "This is not a stunt. I'm sorry for all the embarrassment I've caused my wife, children, mother and all our families and my management team. I'm not looking for sympathy, I'm not trying to look good. This isn't some reverse psychology bullshit.
"I just don't want to be the one who always apologizes. I've been a shitty dad and a shitty husband and a shitty baby daddy. I have no excuses. I just want to do this what it takes for my wife, my children, their mothers, my mother, all the families, my manager and my friends."
In a statement posted via Omorogbe's Instagram account on Saturday, the talent manager called the information "fake news" and asked the general public to disregard it.
"It's understandable that fans, friends and concerned members of the public are curious and wondering why @official2baba posted an apology to his wife @annieidibia, family and management a few days ago", says the release.< /p>
"We'd like it on record that the 'why' is exactly what was explicitly stated in the same article: the pressure of nearly a quarter century of stardom and the desire to focus on creating of music without the burden of high expectations as a role model.
"The reports that he impregnated someone are completely false and malicious and we urge well-meaning media platforms and members of the public to completely ignore it. This is fake news."
Please share this story:
Efe Omorogbe, popular Nigerian musical director and manager of iconic singer, Innocent Idibia aka 2Baba, has denied rumors that the star cheated on his wife.
Claims that the artist impregnated a certain banker went viral over the week.
This was days after Idibia issued a public apology for embarrassing his wife and family.
In the statement posted via his Instagram page on Monday, Idibia wrote, "This is not a stunt. I'm sorry for all the embarrassment I've caused my wife, children, mother and all our families and my management team. I'm not looking for sympathy, I'm not trying to look good. This isn't some reverse psychology bullshit.
"I just don't want to be the one who always apologizes. I've been a shitty dad and a shitty husband and a shitty baby daddy. I have no excuses. I just want to do this what it takes for my wife, my children, their mothers, my mother, all the families, my manager and my friends."
In a statement posted via Omorogbe's Instagram account on Saturday, the talent manager called the information "fake news" and asked the general public to disregard it.
"It's understandable that fans, friends and concerned members of the public are curious and wondering why @official2baba posted an apology to his wife @annieidibia, family and management a few days ago", says the release.< /p>
"We'd like it on record that the 'why' is exactly what was explicitly stated in the same article: the pressure of nearly a quarter century of stardom and the desire to focus on creating of music without the burden of high expectations as a role model.
"The reports that he impregnated someone are completely false and malicious and we urge well-meaning media platforms and members of the public to completely ignore it. This is fake news."
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