Renowned Nigerian musician 2Baba has publicly apologized after a comment he made, suggesting that “men are not built for one woman,” sparked widespread controversy and social media backlash.
The statement, which quickly went viral, drew criticism from fans and advocacy groups who viewed it as promoting negative stereotypes about men and relationships. In response, 2Baba released a formal apology through his official social media channels, expressing regret for any offense caused.
“I sincerely apologize for my recent remarks that have upset many. It was never my intention to disrespect anyone or undermine the values of commitment and fidelity,” the artist stated. He further emphasized his respect for women and the importance of healthy, faithful relationships.
The apology has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising 2Baba’s willingness to take responsibility, while others continue to call for deeper conversations on gender and relationship dynamics in society.
2Baba, widely regarded as one of Africa’s most influential musicians, has a history of engaging with social issues through his music and public statements. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges public figures face when addressing sensitive topics in the digital age.