Natasha Osawuru, an Edo State House of Assembly member and the woman at the center of 2Baba’s latest love saga, has broken her silence after being accused of witchcraft by the singer’s mother, Rose Idibia.
The controversy began when 2Baba publicly confirmed his relationship with Natasha following his split from Annie. In a viral video, his mother expressed deep concerns, claiming her son was no longer in his right mind.
She accused Natasha of using jazz to control him and demanded she remove the beads she had placed on his neck and wrist.
On Monday, March 10, Natasha reportedly responded to the allegations in an interview with renowned blogger Stella Dimoko Korkus.
She dismissed 2Baba’s mother’s claims of juju and clarified the controversy surrounding the beads.
As a princess from her royal lineage, Natasha explained that the beads are sacred family heirlooms, gifted to her by her grandfather, the Esama of Benin, Chief Igbinedion.
According to her, 2Baba, who has a deep love for traditional accessories, admired the beads and chose to wear them—not under any spell, but out of appreciation for their cultural significance.
In her detailed interview with Stella Dimoko Korkus, Natasha stated;
“Those beads were given to me on my birthday, they represent a Princess from a Royal family, You know i am from the Igbinedion Royal Family.
“On my last Birthday, my mum gave me three nice beads, they call it “EZENEKA”which means River that never runs dry.
“The pearl on his neck was given to me by my grandad, the queen of England gave it to him when she was alive… You know my grandad was a knight to the Queen of England..
“So they are just traditional beads, he liked them and wore them, there is nothing to it and are not diabolical and do not also contain juju …
“I did not wear them on him, he saw them and liked them and wore them, if you observe you will see that he likes beads a lot and has been wearing several before now…”
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