Nigerian music legend 2Baba, on February 11, 2026, opened up to Voice of Nigeria about his life, career, and upcoming projects.
The artist announced his first studio album in over six years, titled “Born Again,” and shared honest thoughts about fatherhood, misconceptions surrounding him, and memories from his childhood that shaped his journey.
2Baba Announces Born Again Album with 10 Songs
During the interview, 2Baba addressed the possibility of collaborating with other artists, revealing that he prefers to focus on producing his own songs for now before working with anyone else. He also announced that he will release his new album, “Born Again,” in April 2026, featuring 10 songs.
“For now, I’m recording strictly just me,” he explained. “It’s basically a compilation of music that tells a story of where I am currently.”
However, when asked which song on the album feels most personal to him, 2Baba mentioned “Away Love.” He explained that the track reflects how life redirects people, especially when childhood friends grow apart. Meeting again years later can feel like both people have outgrown each other.
2Baba Clears Up Misconceptions and Reveals How He Wants to Be Remembered
2Baba believed that the biggest misconception about him is being a womanizer. “The biggest misconception about me is that I’m a womaniser. I like women; I’m just straightforward. But I’m a lover boy. I love hard,” he said.
He backed this up by referring to a lyrics in his song “Amaka” that says, “I like woman, but I dey straight forward.”
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2Baba Opens Up About Fatherhood Struggles
2Baba was honest about his relationship with his eight children. “I have eight kids now. I feel blessed, but I wish I was always there for them. It touches me,” he admitted.
He said he does not feel like he has a good relationship with his children and needs to do better. “I have to man up and build a good relationship with my children,” he added.
On the topic of his wife Natasha Osawaru, a member of the Edo State House of Assembly, 2Baba was asked about how much influence she has over him.
He did not deny it. “Who woman no dey influence?” he said in Nigerian pidgin, meaning “Who isn’t influenced by a woman?” He acknowledged that his wife naturally has influence over him, which he sees as normal in marriage.
Conclusion
The Voice of Nigeria interview revealed a deeply reflective side of 2Baba. From announcing his upcoming album “Born Again” to opening up about his struggles as a father, the music legend did not shy away from difficult conversations.
At 49, he continues to create music that mirrors his personal journey, while also acknowledging areas where he believes he could have done better. His honesty about his relationship with his children and the influence of his wife highlights a man choosing accountability and growth.
As he prepares to release his first album in six years, anticipation continues to build around what “Born Again” will bring.
