Innocent Ujah Idibia, widely known as 2Baba, has confirmed he will not reunite with Plantashun Boiz as the group marks 25 years since its formation. Speaking in a radio interview with Steve Onu, popularly known as Yaw, the singer stated clearly that he has moved on from that phase of his career. "Other members of the group can go ahead with their plans if they want, but as for me, I'm not interested," 2Baba said. "I have no conflict or disagreement with anyone, but for me personally, a reunion is not going to happen. I have moved on and I am focusing on the next chapter of my career."
Plantashun Boiz, active in the early 2000s, featured 2Baba, Blackface, and Faze, and played a key role in shaping Afro-pop music in Nigeria. The group disbanded due to internal disagreements, sparking years of fan speculation about a possible reunion. Now, 2Baba's definitive statement signals the end of those hopes. As he approaches his 25th anniversary in the music industry, his focus remains on solo work, new collaborations, and supporting emerging artists.
2Baba closing the door on Plantashun Boiz isn't about drama — it's about control over his legacy. At 48, with a quarter century in music, he's no longer part of a trio but a solo institution. Fans may dream of nostalgia, but his career has long outgrown group reunions. For Nigerian artists, this signals that evolution, not repetition, defines longevity.
