The family of award-winning musician Innocent Ujah Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has formally petitioned the Inspector General of Police over a series of alleged troubling incidents involving his wife, Natasha Irobosa Osawaru.
Dated November 12, 2025, the petition requests urgent intervention from the Nigeria Police Force, citing what the family described as “disturbing incidents” that have left 2Baba emotionally distressed and financially affected.
According to the document, Natasha is accused of physical assault, both in the United Kingdom and in Abuja. The family also alleges that she gained unauthorized access to 2Baba’s phone and bank accounts, including transferring funds without his consent.
The petition further claims that Natasha allegedly seized the musician’s personal belongings and travel documents, including his passport, preventing him from attending business engagements and scheduled performances.
In addition, the family pointed to incidents they say have resulted in financial loss, reputational damage, and emotional strain for the singer. The petition also raises concerns about alleged substance abuse by Natasha, claiming it contributed to violent behavior and increased risks to 2Baba’s wellbeing.
Perhaps the most serious allegation in the petition concerns a possible violation of marriage laws and fraudulent misrepresentation, which the Idibia family insists must be thoroughly investigated.
The petition states that these issues have caused 2Baba “severe emotional distress, financial hardship, and public embarrassment,” warning that his personal safety and mental health could be at risk if the matter is not urgently addressed.
As of now, neither 2Baba nor Natasha has publicly commented on the petition, and the Nigeria Police Force has yet to issue a response.
This development comes amid heightened public attention on the couple, who have recently trended on social media over marital tensions. Recall that 2Baba married Natasha following reports of his divorce from his former wife, Annie Idibia.