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2Baba’s son Nino gets a car on his 19th birthday
2Baba, who is now married to Annie Idibia, is a proud father of seven children from three women: Sunmbo Adeoye, Pero Adeniyi and Annie Idibia. His marriage to Annie is blessed with two daughters, Olivia and Isabella.
Singer 2Baba, born Innocent Idibia, has gifted his eldest son, Nino, a brand-new car to celebrate his 19th birthday.
In a heartwarming video making the rounds on Thursday, 2Baba is seen handing over the car keys to a visibly surprised and overjoyed Nino. The car was personalised with a touching inscription: “I celebrate you. Happy birthday Nino.”
The video further shows 2Baba embracing his son as the celebrant is left stunned.
Nino was born on January 15, 2006, to 2Baba and Sunmbo Adeoye. Alongside Nino, Sunmbo had another son with the singer before their relationship ended. Sunmbo is now married to Pastor David Adeoye, founder of the Royalty Christian Centre.
2Baba, who is now married to Annie Idibia, is a proud father of seven children from three women: Sunmbo Adeoye, Pero Adeniyi and Annie Idibia. His marriage to Annie is blessed with two daughters, Olivia and Isabella.
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