Popular Nigerian singer Innocent Idibia better known as 2Baba is under heavy backlash online after he tackled the FBI in favour of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will start turning over approximately 2,500 documents relating to President Bola Tinubu in its database, Peoples Gazette can report.
The frontline American law enforcement institution said it would start releasing the documents effective October ending at 500 pages per month.
This comes after the Nigerian president’s background has remained a misery for most citizens as questions about his real parents and childhood education have not been answered.
Reacting to this, 2Baba expresses his utmost displeasure at the move by the FBI as he strongly criticizes them for always involving themselves in the situation of things in Nigeria.
2Baba asked FBI to leave Nigerians and face the problem within the United States of America and its environment.
He wrote; “Make dem release bush snr and jnr and Clintons and trump and Obama and Biden and James bond and apartheid SA government and king leopold of Belgium and France and gbogbo all of those first make we see something. If not make dem leave to face our own by ourself.”
See screenshot of the exchange below;
See reactions below;
@lordslim91: For the very first time as a big fan of your music since the days of plantashun Boyz. I am highly disappointed in you.
@XeraBlizz: I believe they have payed you.
@davviissyy: The conversation isn’t about how to cheat on one’s wife and make countless babies. Na where we go need your contribution be that, face front.
@bussiie: E don reach 2baba side too???? Na today we go hear say African Queen song bitter pass bitter leaf ????????????.
@iamolyjosh: This tweet will have another meaning to the obidense ooo. Make I go come back and see what the day is going to be like
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