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2face Idibia

2face Idibia biography 2face Idibia is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, record producer, entrepreneur, philanthropist, Humanitarian, and activist. Background information Full Name: Innocent Ujah Idibia Also known as: 2face, 2baba, Tuface Born: 18 September 1975 Birth place: Jos, Plateau, Nigeria Nationality: Nigerian Genres: Afrobeats, R&B, hip hop, reggae, gospel, Afropop Famous as: Singer, songwriter, record producer, entrepreneur, activist Instruments: Vocals, vocal percussion Years active: 1994–present Labels: Hypertek Digital Spouse(s): Annie Macaulay-Idibia (m. 2012) Height: 2.04 m Children: Isabella Idibia, Nino Idibia, Justin Idibia, Rose Idibia, Zii Idibia, Innocent Idibia Religion: Christian

Early childhood and educational career 2face Idibia was born in Jos, Nigeria . He is from the Idoma ethnic group in the southern part of Benue State, in central Nigeria. He attended Mount Saint Gabriel's Secondary School in Makurdi, Benue State. He enrolled at Institute of Management & Technology, Enugu (IMT), where he did his preliminary National Diploma course in business administration and management. While attending IMT, he performed at school organised shows and parties, as well as other regional schools such as the University of Nigeria and Enugu State University of Science & Technology. He eventually dropped out to pursue his music career. While attending IMT, 2face Idibia started composing and singing jingles at the GB Fan Club at Enugu State Broadcasting Services (ESBS) in 1996. Also in 1996, he adopted the stage name "2Face" (Tuface). He cited the reason as "trying to demarcate my personal life with my business life. Prior to July 2014, he went by the stage name 2face Idibia. In 2016, he officially changed his name to 2Baba Also Read About: Nkem Owoh

Music career and Album release He moved to Lagos and started performing with rapper Blackface Naija. He met BlackFace during his secondary education in Benue. With Blackface (Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo) and with musician Faze (Chibuzor Oji), he went on to form the trio band Plantashun Boiz. Plantashun Boiz released two successful albums: Body and Soul (2000) and Sold Out (2003) under the Nelson Brown's owned Label (Dove Records) before disbanding in 2004. Relations were marred for many years during which the band broke up and its members started their solo careers. Long after the break-up known as the "Faze vs Tuface" beef, the band came back together in 2007 for the purpose of recording a third and final album entitled Plan B (2007). On numerous occasions, BlackFace claimed 2Face was performing songs co-written by both of them and not remitting revenues to him. After a long legal and media battle, the matter was finally laid to rest amicably..

Solo career After the disbandment of Plantashun Boyz in 2004, all band members sought separate musical careers. 2face Idibia released his debut solo album Face 2 Face (2004), which established him as a viable solo artist. Following the release of his debut album, he released his second album Grass 2 Grace in 2006, which contained hits "One Love", "True Love, "4 Instance". He is the founder of Hypertek Entertainment. In 2006, his song "African Queen" was used in the soundtrack for the film Phat Girlz, which was released internationally He released an experimental album in 2009 called The Unstoppable releasing the single "Enter the Place". Problems with album distribution in 2007 caused as shift of the release date of the album from 2008 to early 2009.

In 2010, 2Baba released an "International Edition" of the same under the title The Unstoppable International Edition making him the first Nigerian artist to have an appropriately priced international album. 2face Idibia released two more singles from the international version of his The Unstoppable album. The international edition of the album won two awards at the 2010 SoundCity Music Video Awards. Best African Western award and the MTV Africa Music Awards for Best Male and Artist of the year. Upon leaving the music label Kennis Music after the release of his second solo album, he set up his own record label known as Hypertek Entertainment. He is part of the Sony All African One8 Project alongside seven other musicians across Africa recording a single with R. Kelly and Prince Lee titled "Hands Across the World". 2face Idibia has several collaborations all over the globe, giving his collaborators the opportunity to win an awards for each duet such as street credibility by 9ice, possibility by p-square and lots more. He is adored by his colleagues and every entertainer in Nigeria music industry as a role model. 2Baba and heavy weight American Rapper Jay Z met in NYC 2014. Also Read About: Ibadan Zoological Garden

Endorsement deal and ambassadorship 2face Idibia has also been an ambassador for quite a number of brands including Guinness, Nigerian Breweries etc. He is also the brand ambassador for National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control. In August 2019, 2Face was appointed as the Good cause Ambassador for the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). He has been named Red cross ambassador society of Nigeria.

FORTYfied All-Star Tribute Concert The FORTYfied All-Star Tribute Concert, stylised as #FORTYfied, was an all-star tribute concert organised by 2Baba to celebrate his 40th birthday and influence in the music of Nigeria. Hosted by Basketmouth, the STAR Lager Beer-sponsored concert was held on 20 September 2015 at the Eko Hotel and Suites Convention Centre. The concert was attended by dignitaries and featured performances from notable musicians including Wizkid, Burna Boy, Timaya, D'banj, Sound Sultan, Patoranking, Vector tha Viper, Wande Coal and Seyi Shay. He is also the owner of the Buckwyld and Breathless concert Also Read About: Biola Alabi

Philanthropy work and legacy Guinness World Record for "Longest Dance Party" Kaffy and Multiple Award Winning Singer 2baba with the Executive Producer of My Funky Birthday TV Nig and PadMan Initiative Crooner at a reunion to work with this superstar on a Charity Project. 2Baba has established an NGO called The 2Baba Foundation. whose motto is "service to humanity". Formerly known as The 2Face Reachout Foundation, and eventually The 2Face Foundation, the foundation underwent a name change in September 2016, and is now known as The 2Baba Foundation. The foundation's work is centred around nation building, peaceful co-existence, and accountability in governance. In 2009, 2face Idibia was appointed as ambassador by National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control. He released a song "Man Unkind" to raise awareness on the menace of fake and sub-standard food and drug products in Nigeria. In 2009, he was presented with the prestigious International Youth Ambassador for Peace Summit and the Nigeria Youth Merit Award by the National Youth Council of Nigeria in recognition of his contributions to youth development in Nigeria.

In January 2017, 2Baba announced a partnership with United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). He made an initial donation of over US$11,000 to UNHCR for IDPs and returnees. In June 2017, he released a dedicated IDP-awareness song titled Hold My Hand to mark the World Refugee Day, and promised 60 percent of the proceeds from the song to the IDP cause. He has also collaborated with other NGOs like The Nigerian RedCross Society, Enough is Enough (EiE)(Office of the Citizen campaign), Youngstars Foundation and National Democratic Institute (for Vote Not Fight campaign). He is one of the most decorated and successful Afro pop artists in Africa, and is also one of the most bankable performing music artistes in Africa. With over 2 decades in the industry, 2Baba remains influential in the Nigerian Entertainment space.

Controversies On January 25, 2017, Tuface made an announcement through his Instagram handle that he would be leading a nationwide protest on February 5, 2017, the protest was against obnoxious policies implemented by the Muhammadu Buhari administration. In a way to stop the protest, the administration through the Lagos state police commissioner Fatai Owoseni, released a statement that the protest was ban in the state, stating that hoodlums would hijack it and use the protest to cause havoc, the statement was rebuffed and ignored publicly why publicity of the protest continued on social media. On February 4, 2017, Tuface released a video that he was cancelling the protest due to security reasons but rumors circulating around the digital space have it that the administration through the DSS picked him up earlier that day and pressured him to cancel the much-hyped protest, though he later made a series of tweets from his official Twitter account to deny the claim.

Discography With 8 successful studio albums and several single tracks and features, 2Baba's music catalog is an enviable one. Albums: 2004: Face 2 Face 2006: Grass 2 Grace 2009: The Unstoppable 2010: The Unstoppable International Edition 2012: Away & Beyond 2014: The Ascension 2014: Face 2 Face 10.0 2015: Rewind.Select.Update Singles: Man Unkind It's In There ft. Ishmeal Celebration (Naija @ 50) – ft. King David Play Your Part – 2face ft. Sanni Danja and Eve B. Break The Silence Vote Not Fight Coded Tinz – ft Phyno & Chief Obi. Officially Blind Oya Come Make We Go Babylon ft MI Mr Senator Officially Blind Remix Amplifier Hold My Hand Unconditional Love In Love And Ashes Holy Holy Gaga Shuffle ft. Larry Gaaga Amaka ft Peruzzi Oyi ft HI Idibia Frenemies Important

Awards and recognitions Innocent '2Baba' Idibia is Africa's most decorated and awarded artistes. 2Baba has received one MTV Europe Music Award One World Music Award Five Headies Awards (Hip-hop award) Four Channel O Music Video Awards One BET award for his musical work Four MTV Africa Music Awards One MOBO award One KORA award 3 Afrima Awards and numerous additional nominations. 2face Idibia is the first non-Liberian to become an honorary member of the Liberian music society in recognition for his outstanding contribution to the growth of music in Africa. In May 2016, 2Baba received an honorary Master of Arts in Music degree from Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo State, Nigeria. In March 2019, he was awarded a honorary fellow of the school of music by the Music Department, Obafemi Awolowo University. This made him the pioneer recipient of the award which was presented to him at the first public lecture and fellowship award, held on the 20th of March 2019.

Family and personal life 2face Idibia is married to Nigerian award-winning actress, movie producer, model and serial entrepreneur Annie Macaulay - Idibia. On 2 May 2012, 2Baba and Annie Macaulay married in Lagos, Nigeria in a private ceremony. A civil ceremony also held in Dubai, UAE on March 23, 2013 and had a high attendance of celebrities. The celebrity couple are parents to 2 girls; Olivia Idibia and Isabella Idibia. 2Baba is father to 7 kids; 5 kids from 2 previous relationships. 2face Idibia has survived near-death events, including gunshots from an armed robbery incident near Oshodi, Lagos. He is also a known philanthropist and humanitarian. Reference: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2Baba Read the full article

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This is a rundown of a portion of the world's music classification and their definitions. African Folk - Music held to be average of a country or ethnic gathering, known to all fragments of its general public, and saved for the most part by oral custom. Afro jazz - Refers to jazz music which has been intensely impacted by African music. The music took components of marabi, swing and American jazz and combined this into a remarkable combination. The principal band to truly accomplish this combination was the South African band Jazz Maniacs. Afro-beat - Is a mix of Yoruba music, jazz, Highlife, and funk rhythms, combined with African percussion and vocal styles, advanced in Africa in the 1970s. Afro-Pop - Afropop or Afro Pop is a term now and again used to allude to contemporary African popular music. The term does not allude to a particular style or sound, but rather is utilized as a general term to portray African prevalent music. Apala - Originally got from the Yoruba individuals of Nigeria. It is a percussion-based style that created in the late 1930s, when it was utilized to wake admirers subsequent to fasting amid the Islamic blessed month of Ramadan. Assiko - is a prevalent move from the South of Cameroon. The band is normally in light of a vocalist went with a guitar, and a percussionnist playing the throbbing beat of Assiko with metal blades and forks on a vacant jug. Batuque - is a music and move classification from Cape Verde. Curve Skin - is a sort of urban Cameroonian prominent music. Kouchoum Mbada is the most surely understood gathering related with the class. Benga - Is a melodic classification of Kenyan prominent music. It developed between the late 1940s and late 1960s, in Kenya's capital city of Nairobi. Biguine - is a style of music that started in Martinique in the nineteenth century. By joining the customary bele music with the polka, the dark artists of Martinique made the biguine, which includes three particular styles, the biguine de salon, the biguine de bal and the biguines de regret. Bikutsi - is a melodic class from Cameroon. It created from the customary styles of the Beti, or Ewondo, individuals, who live around the city of Yaounde. Bongo Flava - it has a blend of rap, hip bounce, and R&B first off however these marks don't online movies do it equity. It's rap, hip bounce and R&B Tanzanian style: a major mixture of tastes, history, culture and personality. Rhythm - is a specific arrangement of interims or harmonies that closures an expression, area, or bit of music. Calypso - is a style of Afro-Caribbean music which began in Trinidad at about the begin of the twentieth century. The foundations of the class lay in the landing of African slaves, who, not being permitted to talk with each other, imparted through melody. Chaabi - is a well known music of Morocco, fundamentally the same as the Algerian Rai. Chimurenga - is a Zimbabwean well known music classification authored by and promoted by Thomas Mapfumo. Chimurenga is a Shona dialect word for battle. Chouval Bwa - highlights percussion, bamboo woodwind, accordion, and wax-paper/brush sort kazoo. The music began among provincial Martinicans. Christian Rap - is a type of rap which utilizes Christian topics to express the musician's faith. Coladeira - is a type of music in Cape Verde. Its component rises to funacola which is a blend of funana and coladera. Well known coladera performers incorporates Antoninho Travadinha. Contemporary Christian - is a type of prominent music which is expressively centered around issues worried about the Christian confidence. Nation - is a mix of prominent melodic structures initially found in the Southern United States and the Appalachian Mountains. It has establishes in customary society music, Celtic music, blues, gospel music, hokum, and outdated music and advanced quickly in the 1920s. Move Hall - is a sort of Jamaican mainstream music which created in the late 1970s, with types, for example, Yellowman and Shabba Ranks. It is otherwise called bashment. The style is portrayed by a disk jockey singing and toasting (or rapping) over crude and danceable music riddims. Disco - is a type of move arranged popular music that was promoted in move clubs in the mid-1970s. Folk - in the most essential feeling of the term, is music by and for the basic people. Freestyle - is a type of electronic music that is intensely affected by Latin American culture. Fuji - is a famous Nigerian melodic type. It emerged from the act of spontaneity Ajisari/were music custom, which is a sort of Muslim music performed to wake adherents before day break amid the Ramadan fasting season. Funana - is a blended Portuguese and African music and move from Santiago, Cape Verde. It is said that the lower some portion of the body development is African, and the upper part Portuguese. Funk - is an American melodic style that started in the mid-to late-1960s when African American performers mixed soul music, soul jazz and R&B into a cadenced, danceable new type of music. Gangsta rap - is a subgenre of hip-jump music which created amid the late 1980s. "Gangsta" is a minor departure from the spelling of 'hoodlum'. After the prevalence of Dr. Dre's The Chronic in 1992, gangsta rap turned into the most financially lucrative subgenre of hip-jump. Genge - is a sort of hip bounce music that had its beginnings in Nairobi, Kenya. The name was instituted and advanced by Kenyan rapper Nonini who began off at Calif Records. It is a style that consolidates hip jump, dancehall and conventional African music styles. It is generally sung in Sheng(slung),Swahili or nearby lingos. Gnawa - is a blend of African, Berber, and Arabic religious melodies and rhythms. It joins music and aerobatic moving. The music is both a petition and a festival of life. Gospel - is a melodic kind described by prevailing vocals (regularly with solid utilization of amicability) referencing verses of a religious sort, especially Christian. Highlife - is a melodic kind that began in Ghana and spread to Sierra Leone and Nigeria in the 1920s and other West African nations. Hip-Hop - is a style of famous music, normally comprising of a cadenced, rhyming vocal style called rapping (otherwise called emceeing) over sponsorship beats and scratching performed on a turntable by a DJ. House - is a style of electronic move music that was produced by move club DJs in Chicago in the ahead of schedule to mid-1980s. House music is emphatically affected by components of the late 1970s soul-and funk-injected move music style of disco. Non mainstream - is a term used to depict kinds, scenes, subcultures, styles and other social properties in music, described by their freedom from significant business record marks and their self-sufficient, do-it-without anyone else's help way to deal with recording and distributing. Instrumental - An instrumental is, as opposed to a melody, a melodic structure or recording without verses or whatever other kind of vocal music; the greater part of the music is delivered by melodic instruments. Isicathamiya - is an a cappella singing style that started from the South African Zulus. Jazz - is a unique American melodic artistic expression which began around the start of the twentieth century in African American people group in the Southern United States out of an intersection of African and European music customs. Jit - is a style of well known Zimbabwean move music. It includes a quick mood played on drums and joined by a guitar. Juju - is a style of Nigerian well known music, got from customary Yoruba percussion. It developed in the 1920s in urban clubs over the nations. The main juj recordings were by Tunde King and Ojoge Daniel from the 1920s. Kizomba - is a standout amongst the most prominent types of move and music from Angola. Sung by and large in Portuguese, it is a classification of music with a sentimental stream blended with African mood. Kwaito - is a music kind that developed in Johannesburg, South Africa in the mid 1990s. It depends on house music beats, however normally at a slower rhythm and containing melodic and percussive African examples which are circled, profound basslines and frequently vocals, by and large male, yelled or droned instead of sung or rapped. Kwela - is a glad, regularly pennywhistle based, road music from southern Africa with snazzy underpinnings. It advanced from the marabi sound and conveyed South African music to universal unmistakable quality in the 1950s. Lingala - Soukous (otherwise called Soukous or Congo, and already as African rumba) is a melodic classification that started in the two neighboring nations of Belgian Congo and French Congo amid the 1930s and mid 1940s Makossa - is a sort of music which is most prevalent in urban zones in Cameroon. It is like soukous, with the exception of it incorporates solid bass mood and a conspicuous horn area. It began from a sort of Duala move called kossa, with noteworthy impacts from jazz, ambasse bey, Latin music, highlife and rumba. Malouf - a sort of music imported to Tunisia from Andalusia after the Spanish success in the fifteenth century. Mapouka - additionally known under the name of Macouka, is a conventional move from the south-east of the Ivory Coast in the territory of Dabou, in some cases did amid religious services. Maringa - is a West African melodic class. It advanced among the Kru individuals of Sierra Leone and Liberia, who utilized Portuguese guitars brought by mariners, joining nearby tunes and rhythms with Trinidadian calypso. Marrabenta - is a type of Mozambican move music. It was produced in Maputo, the capital city of Mozambique, some time ago Laurenco Marques. Mazurka - is a Polish society move in triple meter with an energetic rhythm, containing an overwhelming accent on the third or second beat. It is constantly found to have either a triplet, trill, dabbed eighth note match, or customary eighth note combine before two quarter notes. Mbalax - is the national mainstream move music of Senegal. It is a combination of famous move musics from the West, for example, jazz, soul, Latin, and shake b

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