Tuface Surprises Son Nino with Luxurious Car on 19th Birthday

2Baba Surprises Son Nino with Luxurious Car on 19th Birthday




Nigerian music legend Innocent "2Baba" Idibia has delighted his eldest son, Nino, with a brand-new luxury car to commemorate his 19th birthday.A heartwarming video capturing the moment shows 2Baba presenting the car keys to a visibly moved Nino, who stands in awe of the generous gift.

The personalized vehicle, adorned with an inscription reading, "I celebrate you. Happy birthday Nino," reflects 2Baba's deep affection and pride for his son.The touching exchange has garnered widespread admiration on social media, with fans praising the singer for his heartfelt gesture.

About Nino Idibia

Born on January 15, 2006, Nino is the first child of 2Baba and his former partner, Sunmbo Adeoye.The couple also shares another son.Sunmbo is now married to Pastor David Adeoye, founder of the Royalty Christian Centre.2Baba, currently married to actress Annie Idibia, is a father of seven children from three women: Sunmbo Adeoye, Pero Adeniyi, and Annie Idibia.His marriage to Annie is blessed with two daughters, Isabella and Olivia.





2Baba's Legacy

2Baba, renowned for his contributions to the Nigerian music industry, continues to be a source of inspiration.His dedication to his family and his craft exemplifies the values of love, success, and resilience.

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