‘Bro Leave Wahala, Carry Wahala Pro-Max’: Social Media Mocks 2baba’s Situation
By Passman Akpos
A fresh wave of controversy has gripped social media after a series of dramatic claims surfaced about an alleged altercation involving Nigerian music legend 2Baba and his partner Natasha during their recent travel from Lagos to the United Kingdom.
According to circulating accounts posted by witnesses and commentators online, the drama reportedly began at the Lagos airport, where fans allegedly mobbed 2Baba, scrambling for selfies and pulling him aside—leaving Natasha briefly unattended. The situation, according to viral narrations, did not sit well with her and reportedly triggered loud protests that drew public attention.
Speculation exploded online, with commenters jokingly suggesting everything from stress to emotional outbursts, while others spiced the narrative with wild assumptions—typical of the Nigerian social-media circus.
THE £3,000 SAGA
The controversy reportedly escalated after they arrived in the UK. One version of the viral narrative claims that their event promoter handed 2Baba £3,000. Social-media narrators allege that 2Baba requested that £1,000 be sent to his son Nino in Abuja for school needs, while he would hold the remaining amount.
But according to the circulating story, Natasha allegedly protested loudly, insisting that the entire £3,000 should be given to her instead—right in front of onlookers. The accounts claim that 2Baba, visibly upset, told the promoter to give her everything.
This alleged moment is what commentators online describe as the “matchstick that lit the fire.”
CLAIMS OF HOTEL DRAMA IN LONDON
More viral posts allege that Natasha demanded accommodation specifically in Central London, regardless of cost—fueling further tension. Some narrations claim this triggered an explosive reaction, leading to what commenters describe as “hot kpása,” a slang interpreted by audiences as a heated confrontation.
Amid the trending confusion, a clip of 2Baba allegedly explaining his side of the story to Daddy Freeze on Facebook Live added more fuel, sending the internet into a frenzy of interpretations and hot takes.
SOCIAL MEDIA REACTS WITHOUT MERCY
As expected, Nigerians online turned into overnight marriage counsellors, prophets, comedians, and philosophers:
“You can form King Solomon but you can never be King Solomon.”
“Peace of mind want wound am.”
“From frying pan to fire.”
“I don’t pity him.”
“Many men are enslaved in their marriages.”
“Time to end the marriage.”
“Bro leave wahala go carry wahala pro-max.”
Some commenters blamed 2Baba for his choices, while others mocked both parties. A few suggested that the entire saga might be exaggerated or even based on an old resurfaced video, insisting the couple might actually be living peacefully.
UNCLEAR FACTS, CLEAR CHAOS
As of now, none of the dramatic claims have been officially confirmed by 2Baba or Natasha, and the promoter has not issued a formal statement. What is certain is that the internet has once again turned unverified gist into a nationwide spectacle.
Amid the storm of comments, one sober voice prayed:
“May God restore peace to this family and give them wisdom and understanding.”
Whether this is a real marital crisis or simply another episode of social-media exaggeration, the story has captured Nigeria’s full attention.
