And 2face Idibia's songs never gets too old.

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Born Innocent Ujah Idibia in Plateau State of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the city called Jos on the eighteenth day of September in the year 1975, 2face Idibia as he's popularly known has made music that has somehow managed to transcend time and only get refined with age.


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From Nfana Ibaga to African Queen to Implication, if love is a crime featuring Ghana's VIP to my rainbow featuring American singer T-pain. 2face's works has enjoyed lots of regional and international recognition and has bagged him loads of awards and endorsement packages. But really what's shocking is how well people seem to enjoy his songs even years after their release date.


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Almost like the time of the great Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulakpo Ransome Kuti whom some people referred to as the Nigerian musical messiah because of the truth embedded in the lyrics of his songs, 2face shares similar trait by doing the same, singing songs that not only gets the feet moving but also gets the mind thinking creatively.


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So here's a link to download one of my favorite 2face Idibia songs which never gets old, titled "in your eyes"



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