/ Jul 02, 2026
/ Jul 02, 2026

2Baba Idibia allegedly set to Wed Natasha Osawaru on Friday

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Award-winning Nigerian music legend, Innocent “2Baba” Idibia, is poised to tie the knot traditionally with Honourable Natasha Osawaru in what sources describe as a highly anticipated and carefully planned ceremony.

According to insiders close to the couple, the traditional wedding is allegedly scheduled to take place on Friday, April 25, 2025, in Benin City, the capital of Edo State. The event is expected to attract dignitaries from the political and entertainment spheres, as well as traditional leaders from across the region.

In a move that further solidifies their relationship, 2Baba formally introduced his fiancée to his community and the Idoma traditional leadership on Monday, April 21, 2025. The introduction took place in his hometown, marking a significant cultural rite in preparation for the upcoming nuptials.

Sources reveal that all traditional protocols have been observed, and both families are in full support of the union. The couple has reportedly made all necessary arrangements, ensuring the ceremony aligns with cultural values and traditions.

Honourable Natasha Osawaru, a respected public figure, has maintained a relatively low profile regarding her relationship with the music star, but their bond has become increasingly evident in recent months.

Fans and well-wishers across the country have taken to social media to express their excitement and support for the union, which many are calling one of the most high-profile traditional weddings of the year.

More updates to follow as the event unfolds.

2Baba Idibia allegedly set to Wed Natasha Osawaru on Friday, gong-news.com
2Baba Idibia allegedly set to Wed Natasha Osawaru on Friday, gong-news.com

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