2Baba Drama: AY Makun Talk Say Former Neighbour Fit Return Lagos, But “My Own Go Enter” Don Raise Eyebrow

2Baba Drama: AY Makun Talk Say Former Neighbour Fit Return Lagos, But “My Own Go Enter” Don Raise Eyebrow

2Baba drama don receive another unexpected twist after comedian AY Makun reportedly make some cryptic remarks during a performance, with one particular reference to singer Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, getting social media people to start connecting dots wey never officially join.

According to the material from a trusted insider, AY described 2Baba as his former neighbour for Lagos, jokingly explaining that the singer had been relocated towards Benin through Abuja, while suggesting that he might soon be returning. AY also reportedly told the audience, “This one Wey I talk now go just trend,” before adding that other people might say their own and escape, but his own would “enter.” As comedians dey always remind us, sometimes microphone fit be microphone, and sometimes microphone fit accidentally become evidence locker for internet detectives.

2Baba Drama: AY Makun Says Former Neighbour Fit Soon Come Back Lagos—Landlord Don Ready?

The original material presents AY’s remarks as part of the ongoing public attention surrounding 2Baba and Natasha Osawaru. The comedian’s reference to his former neighbour appears deliberately playful, but there is no independent evidence in the material establishing that AY possesses inside information about the couple’s private affairs. That distinction matter because social media fit turn one joke into ten “confirmed reports” before person even finish breakfast.

AY’s warning that his statement would trend is perhaps the most revealing part of the performance. E be like say comedian understand the Nigerian internet very well: once celebrity name enter sentence, social media investigators fit wear their imaginary detective coat immediately. Still, nothing in the quoted remarks confirms that 2Baba is actually relocating, returning to AY’s neighbourhood, or experiencing any new marital development. Those parts remain speculation unless the individuals involved provide confirmation.

2Baba Drama: AY Talk “My Own Go Enter,” Internet In-Laws Quickly Open Investigation

2Baba’s relationship with Natasha Osawaru has already gone through several highly publicised stages. In 2025, 2Baba publicly explained why he chose Natasha after announcing the end of his marriage to Annie Macaulay, while Natasha later publicly referred to 2Baba as her husband.

By February 2026, reports said 2Baba and Natasha had dedicated their son in church. Around the same period, 2Baba also addressed claims that Natasha controlled his movements or prevented him from performing, dismissing the narrative as absurd and saying disagreements can happen in relationships. Later, in June 2026, renewed online speculation followed reports about Natasha appearing publicly without her wedding ring, although she subsequently expressed affection for 2Baba rather than announcing any separation.

More recently, 2Baba was reported attending a Lagos comedy show with several of his children, including Annie’s daughters, in July 2026. The report noted that neither 2Baba nor Natasha had responded to the fresh speculation surrounding their marriage at that time. This wider background is important because AY’s latest comments are landing inside an already crowded online conversation where every missing ring, public appearance, cryptic statement and celebrity joke can quickly become headline material.

For now, AY’s 2Baba reference should therefore be treated as a humorous and cryptic remark rather than confirmation of a new development in the singer’s marriage. Whether the “former neighbour” story is simply comedy material or whether AY knows something the public does not remains unclear. And considering how quickly Nigerian social media can turn one sentence into a full season of entertainment, the safest conclusion for now na: make we wait for the people involved to talk before internet in-laws pronounce judgment.


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