9th October, 2010
What would have tainted the success of 2face Idibia Live in concert held at the sparkling new Expo Centre of the Eko Hotel and Suites was averted.
An impeccable source at the concert said it took the timely intervention of some individuals at the VIP section of the concert’s after party held at Rehab Nite Club, to avert a cat fight that nearly ensued between two of 2Face’s mistresses-Anne Macaulay and Pero Adeniyi.
Showbiz Trends gathered exclusively that trouble started when Anne, who came to the concert with her mom and daughter, Eno Idibia, went backstage to see her longtime boyfriend, not knowing that Pero, mom of two of 2face’s other kids, was also right there with 2face in the VIP section of the club.. Immediately Pero sighted Anne, she made attempt to bar the actress from coming in. However, it was said that Anne forced her way in and shortly a shouting match and muck raking ensued.
The source said Pero threw caution to the wind and started hollering in Yoruba: Ma she girl yi le’se; E fimisile ki n deal pelu girl yi. (I will beat this girl; Leave me let me deal with this girl). But Sound Sultan, who was beside 2Face, eventually saved the day as he stopped her from physically attacking Anne.
However, another of 2Face’s girlfriend, Sumbo Ajamba, also at the concert and after party was said to have maintained her cool as the ladies tore at each other.
A concerned friend of 2face who witnessed the show of shame told Showbiz Trends that it’s high time people talked to the top singer, as the same women that nearly ruined his career are back in his life now when it seems the Benue-born singer’s career is soaring again.
The star has five children from three women and he said he will not abandon the kids no matter what. The three women were at the concert jostling for his attention which resulted in the shouting match between two of the ladies.
Meanwhile, almost everyone that came for the 2face live concert would testify that he is indeed a true super star.
The African Queen crooner has become the rallying point for Nigerian entertainment as the concert venue was packed full with dignitaries and stars from all over the country.
— Funsho Arogundade