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Lagos, Nigeria A concerned voice has emerged in the growing public concern over iconic musician 2Baba (formerly 2Face Idibia). Makeup artist Jennifer has implored Nigerians to “check up” on the singer, claiming that recent public appearances are “extremely not him,” sparking fresh debate and worry among fans and entertainment watchers.
Jennifer’s Emotional Appeal
In a heartfelt plea on social media, Jennifer urged the public to pay closer attention to 2Baba’s mental and emotional health:
“Can’t you people see this is extremely not him?” she wrote, imploring:
“Please, check up on 2Baba.”
Her comments come amid growing public discussion that 2Baba’s demeanor and energy have markedly changed in recent weeks, prompting fans and colleagues alike to voice concern.
Rise in Public Concern
This call to action from an industry insider comes shortly after troubling messages from 2Baba’s younger brother, Charlybrave, who claimed the singer has faced personal challenges at home. Many fans have begun questioning if these developments have affected his public wellness and career focus
Public Reaction
Social media users have responded with empathy and attention to Jennifer’s plea. Some are calling on close friends and family members to extend support:
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“He’s always been a pillar in our music industry — let’s be there for him now,” wrote one user.
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“Mental health matters. 2Baba gave us so much joy, it’s time we give back with concern and care.”
2Baba: Under the Spotlight
With his storied legacy — from hits like African Queen to social activism campaigns — 2Baba is widely respected not only for his artistry but also for his public influence. Fans hope this wave of concern leads to a supportive intervention, ensuring his continued well-being and creativity.
What Comes Next?
As public concern escalates, it remains to be seen whether 2Baba or his official representatives will address these concerns. Some observers suggest friends and colleagues close to the singer may step forward with reassurance or updates if needed.
For now, Jennifer’s emotional message serves as a stark reminder: beyond the limelight, our cultural heroes are human too — and may need support when it matters most.
Reporting by News House
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