2Baba, born Innocent Ujah Idibia on September 18, 1975, is a prominent Nigerian musician known for his significant contributions to Afrobeat and Nigerian music. His career began in the late 1990s, and he first gained widespread recognition as part of the music group Plantashun Boiz before launching a highly successful solo career.
2Baba’s debut album, Face 2 Face (2004), was a breakthrough, featuring hit singles like “African Queen” and “True Love.” These tracks, among others, helped establish him as a major force in the African music scene. His subsequent albums, including Grass 2 Grace (2006) and The Unstoppable (2010), further solidified his reputation with a blend of Afrobeat, R&B, and hip-hop influences.
Known for his distinctive voice and socially conscious lyrics, 2Baba has received numerous awards throughout his career, including several Headies Awards and MTV Africa Music Awards. His music often addresses themes of love, social justice, and African unity, resonating with a broad audience both in Africa and internationally.
Beyond music, 2Baba is involved in various philanthropic efforts and has spoken out on issues related to education and youth empowerment in Nigeria. His influence extends beyond his artistic achievements, making him a respected figure in the Nigerian and broader African entertainment industry.
