A Nigerian social media user has stirred significant conversation online by publicly addressing the ongoing marital dispute between iconic singer Innocent '2Baba' Idibia and his wife, Natasha. The lady not only identified what she believes is the root cause of their problems but also prescribed a specific spiritual solution.
Viral Call for Prayer Amidst Public Scrutiny
The intervention comes in the wake of widespread reports concerning the singer's recent arrest in the United Kingdom, which brought his personal life under intense public scrutiny. On December 2, 2025, the user, identified on the X platform as @OloriOfOloris, made a direct appeal to the music star, his team, and even extended it to all Nigerian men.
In her post, she called for a united front of fasting and prayer specifically for Natasha Idibia. She framed the marital discord not as a simple personal conflict but as a spiritual attack, stating emphatically that it is "nothing but the devil trying to put us asunder." She advised 2Baba to exercise patience, assuring him that "She will surely change."
The Prescribed Solution: A Trip to Shiloh
Going beyond a general call for prayer, the lady specified a recommended method in the comments section of her post. She explicitly suggested, "I recommend Shiloh for them, should take her to Shiloh." This is a direct reference to the annual prophetic and prayer gathering hosted by the Winners' Chapel International, led by Bishop David Oyedepo, which is widely attended by millions seeking spiritual solutions.
Her post quickly gained traction, trending online and sparking a flood of reactions from netizens with diverse viewpoints on the matter.
Mixed Reactions Flood Social Media
The public response to the lady's advice was divided, reflecting broader opinions on the celebrity couple's situation.
Some users supported the spiritual perspective. User @angelthewriterr agreed, stressing, "Exactly! It’s not in a woman’s nature to give her husband trouble. The devil has found a way in their holy matrimony and the best thing to do is pray fervently!" Another, @BabeKarsyn, advised 2Baba to take leadership, pray for his wife, and watch the Christian film 'War Room,' noting that "wives are so hard to find these days."
Others were more skeptical or placed blame differently. User @Big_uncleJay turned the tables, questioning whether 2Baba himself might be the recurring problem in his relationships, comparing his current situation with his past marriage to Annie Idibia. @EShomide1 commented tersely, "Women supporting women. Smh. But he brought problems upon himself tho."
A number of commenters simply felt it was not their business, with @mirexmoses writing, "Lmaoo, wetin consine me? Na 2baba sabi."
The online discourse continues to evolve as more Nigerians weigh in on this very public marital episode, blending celebrity gossip with discussions on marriage, spirituality, and personal responsibility.
