You Have Made Nigeria Proud – Natasha Osawaru Praises Husband 2Baba Over New Achievement

Natasha Osawaru, the newly married wife of Nigerian music legend Innocent Ujah Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has publicly congratulated her husband on his recent monumental achievement. The American music magazine Billboard recently released its ranking of the 50 best Afrobeats songs of all time, and 2Baba’s iconic track “African Queen” was named number one on the list.

This recognition places “African Queen” as the greatest Afrobeats song ever recorded, a testament to the song’s enduring popularity and influence. Since its release, “African Queen” has been celebrated worldwide, solidifying 2Baba’s status as one of Africa’s most celebrated music artists. The song’s timeless appeal and contribution to the global recognition of Afrobeats cannot be overstated.

 

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In response to this prestigious honor, Natasha Osawaru expressed immense pride and admiration for her husband. She hailed him as a “living legend” and acknowledged the profound impact he has had on Nigerian music and culture. Natasha described 2Baba as a blessing to many and emphasized how his success has brought pride to Nigeria.

In her heartfelt message, she wrote: “Congratulations my husband. Ain’t nobody badder you. You are a living legend and a blessing to all of us. You’ve made Nigeria proud. I salute you.”

The Billboard list, unveiled on August 20, 2025, also featured other top Afrobeats hits and artists, highlighting the genre’s rich diversity and global influence. Wizkid’s “Ojuelegba” took the second spot, followed by Flavour’s “Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)” in third place. Rema’s international hit “Calm Down” was fourth, with Wizkid’s collaboration with Tems on “Essence” ranking fifth.

Other notable entries in the top 10 included CKay’s “Love Nwantiti,” D’banj’s “Oliver Twist,” Davido’s “Fall,” Burna Boy’s “Ye,” and P-Square’s “Chop My Money Remix” featuring Akon. The list extended beyond the top 10 to include timeless classics like Styl-Plus’ “Olufunmi,” 9ice’s “Gongo Aso,” P-Square’s “Do Me,” and Davido’s “Dami Duro.” Female artist Yemi Alade earned recognition as the highest-ranked woman with her hit “Johnny” at number 15.

This ranking from Billboard not only celebrates individual songs but also underscores the global rise and influence of Afrobeats as a genre. 2Baba’s “African Queen” being named the greatest Afrobeats song ever is a milestone that highlights his lasting legacy and contribution to African music culture.

Natasha Osawaru’s public praise of 2Baba echoes the sentiments of fans and music lovers worldwide who recognize his invaluable role in shaping the sound and narrative of Afrobeats. Her tribute reflects the pride felt by many Nigerians who see in 2Baba’s achievements a reflection of their country’s rich artistic heritage and potential on the world stage.

In summary, 2Baba’s recognition by Billboard as the artist behind the greatest Afrobeats song of all time is a historic accomplishment, and Natasha Osawaru’s heartfelt congratulations serve as a reminder of the personal and national pride intertwined with this honor. It is a celebration of talent, perseverance, and the power of music to transcend borders and unite people globally.

 

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