“Being Snubbed By Mike Obi Was The Saddest Moment Of My Career”– 2Baba Reveals The Story Behind His Viral Hist Song, ‘Only Me’ | #MukTV "At a time when everyone was making sure that all hands were on deck to move the Nigerian brand into the world stage, destiny brought me into the winning stage with my brother Mikel Obi, who was also winning from the football angle. “At that time, he was at the centre of Argument for two great clubs Manchester United and Chelsea, he was getting all the love from football lovers and I was getting all the love from musical lovers for putting Afrobeats on the world map at that time. “We were two kings coexisting in our different worlds, doing our thing and just living. “Somehow, I found Mikel in a shopping mall in U.K when I visited to buy things for myself and Ani, you know the superstar lifestyle. I spotted my brother Mikel, walked up to him with open arms to embrace him because it's the first time I am crossing parts with him even if I have seen all his doings on T.V. “To my greatest surprise, Mikel just ignored and acted like he doesn't know 2Baba. “I was very sad and tried to understand why he treated me that way, I tried to ask if I have ever said anything wrong about him, he never apologized about it even when Linda Ikeji and some popular blogs told the world how I was ignored by Mikel. “I went into the studio to pour out my heart in the song "ONLY ME" “I know say no be everybody Sabi play ball, but arise o compatriots if Nigeria call." Credit: Afrocania #viralshorts #viralpost #entertainment #Afrobeats

"BEFORE I DID AFRICAN QUEEN, I TOOK PERMISSION FROM ITS WRITER, BUT I WAS LATER BLACKM@.ILED FOR IT WHEN IT BECAME A HIT" -Innocent 2Baba Idibia "Over the years, I have been tagged the villain of the Plantashun history, some say I followed money and betrayed my brothers in the hustle. Others say I stole a song and made it my hit. I have ignored it all because I am an enigma and my life revolves around peace, I try not to chase the problematic side of life, my loving wife Ani would always urge me to say something and clear my name but I gave it time. I gave it time because time reveals all things. We are growing grey now, our kids shouldn't see themselves and say "Hey your daddy stole my daddy's song and made fame from it". That would drop the pride in my kids so I have to clear the air. What a lot of people do not know is that; I took permission from its writer as a professional would do. The writer told me "haba bro, we are brothers from Idoma, I am creative with writing, I can write another. This one Na the least track wey I get self wey go blow" He underestimated the African Queen, I went ahead to record it, energized and gave it a vibe with my voice and it went beyond Africa to the world. It became a global hit that pulled platinum sales for my former record label Kennis Music. African Queen became a movement that reawakened the awareness in the beauty of an African woman, it became a sound of the Pan-African spirit and it brought home an Award from MTv. As a peaceful man, I still contacted the writer to show him love from my own earnings, because as at that time, my whole doings were sponsored by Kennis so they controlled my funds. I offered the writer ₦2 million naira and a plot land in Otukpo Benue State but he told me he deserved more than that. I tried to make the writer understand this thing I am offering is coming from my small savings and will do more in future as I grow bigger. The writer needed more because he felt I was global and worth more with no consideration of me under a label. I even brought it to the attention of my King but the writer still stood his ground. At that point, I decided to move on and let destiny play its role because it was becoming a distraction in my career. The record label is operated like a football business, they do not just sign you to come and warm the bench but to bring home the accolades". Reposted... #Afrocania #follower #viral #virals #everyone #nollywood #highlightseveryonefollowers

"I HAVE NEVER FELT UGLY BEFORE, UNTIL I WAS WRONGLY ACCUSSED OF FARTING IN A PUBLIC BUS!" - Nollywood Veteran actor Stephen Uwaezuoke "This generation doesn't have respect for elders at all. I was traveling by road to see my friend in Nsukka Enugu in a bus full of youths, it was a fun ride as we were all playing and laughing together since they recognised me as a movie star. Suddenly a fowl smell like a boiled egg evaporated into the vocal cavity of everyone and everyone turned their faces to look at me. I was highly embarrassed and rebuked them that I am an elder and don't deserve such treatment. They all started saying "Sorry Dede" but in my heart I was like; what kind of insult is this? could it be because of my looks? Ahh Chineke!" Credit : Afrocania

"I break into tears everyday realising I can never have my innocence back" - Justin Bieber "Almost all of you know my story of how fame found me from a very young age to adulthood, and a whole lot of you admire and wish to have the life of limelights that was upon me, yo ah mean it wouldnt cost me nothing to order for a 3 piece of Rolls Royce for a ride with ma hommies, while we sipping on some ice with some of the finest curvy redbone models. I lived life, but what hurt me most was the life behind the camera life, some of you blame the fame that I just woke up one morning and started popping M0lly and p!ills to feel good, but you don't know sh!t about Bieber. It was an escape route to the unimaginable psych0logical pains I felt each time I remember my 48 hours spent with Diddy, it bangs on my head and like a boomerang I feel every male who comes into my life wants to repeat Diddy's 48hours. I found Jesus, left everything behind but I pray for this pain to be taken away. for the angel lost in me for world glory and ambitions, I pray hell doesn't give me a VIP section. I pray we all find peace". Post Credit: Afrocania