- Former Nigerian dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan has criticized Natasha Osawaru, the wife of 2baba, over her apology video.
- Cynthia, in an Instagram post, expressed her inability to quickly convert 2face into monogamy and questioned his Christian and church leadership credentials.
Former Nigerian dancehall star Cynthia Morgan has taken a swipe at Natasha Osawaru, wife of music legend 2Baba, following the singer’s recent public apology video.
In a post shared via her Instagram stories, Cynthia expressed skepticism about Natasha’s efforts to influence 2Baba’s stance on monogamy. She argued that trying to “purge” a man like 2Baba—who is 49 and has fathered seven children with three different women—into a monogamous lifestyle overnight is unrealistic.
She also questioned the singer’s spiritual standing, asking if he is truly a Christian or a church leader, while calling for prayers instead of public pressure.
“I’m not surprised he sees himself as polygamous by nature,” she wrote, implying that his lifestyle is consistent with his personal history and mindset.
She wrote;
“I do not know if 2face is Christian, if so, is he a leader in a church? At 49 with 7 kids from 3 women, are we surprised he thinks he is polygamous in nature? I am not surprised.
Natasha, you can’t purge a man like Tuface into monogamy overnight.
Pray for Tuface.
Someone says he deserves it.
Indiscipline truly brings shame.
Proverbs 29 vs 15.
Free Tubaba”.
The statement has sparked debate online, with many weighing in on the complexities of celebrity relationships and personal values.
In other news, Jane Eugene, 62, lead singer of the 1980s British R&B group Loose Ends, has been arrested by U.S. immigration officials for allegedly overstaying her visa by 26 years.
According to the Department of Homeland Security, Eugene was detained at the Niagara Falls border after being denied entry into Canada on May 3, 2025. She had been living in Los Angeles and performing across the U.S. with a stateside version of Loose Ends.
Officials revealed she applied for a green card in 1999 despite already overstaying her visa. She now faces removal proceedings and could be banned from re-entering the U.S. for 10 years.
Loose Ends rose to fame in 1985 with their hit Hangin’ on a String (Contemplating), the first by a British band to top the U.S. Billboard R&B chart.
