2Baba has addressed viral claims of a London arrest following speculation of a domestic incident. He says the show cancellation stemmed from a medical emergency, not an arrest.
Legend 2Baba (Innocent Idibia) has broken his silence on swirling rumors that he was arrested in London, insisting the reports are false. A post on his verified Instagram account categorically denies the arrest claims and labels them as fabrications.
He revealed that the real reason for the cancelled show was a medical emergency—he says he fell ill and could not perform. According to his team, the decision was made in the interest of health, not due to any legal action.
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The rumors began trending after social media posts claimed that 2Baba was detained following a domestic dispute in London. Some posts cited anonymous sources, but no credible news outlet confirmed the arrest. Fans and media alike began demanding clarity.
On Instagram, he debunked the arrest rumors, calling them baseless. His statement emphasized that his focus remains on his career and health. He appealed to fans and media not to spread unverified stories.
According to his team, the cause for the show’s cancellation was a sudden illness. The team said he visited a clinic, attempted recovery, but medical advice prevented him from performing. There was no mention of legal constraint or detention.
2Baba is regarded as a pioneer in Nigerian music, and rumors like this can cause reputational challenges. By addressing the issues promptly, he aims to curb misinformation and maintain trust with his fanbase.
The incident reminds fans and industry watchers of the impact of rumor culture, especially when celebrities are involved in narrating their stories back. As more details emerge, many will be watching for proof or follow-up statements.
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