Innocent Ujah Idibia—known universally as 2Baba—is a living legend and the godfather of Afrobeats. With a career spanning over 25 years, he is celebrated as one of Africa's most enduring and influential voices. He broke through globally with the 2004 album Face2Face and the iconic single "African Queen"—the first video ever aired on MTV Base Africa.

His contributions to music have been recognized by Billboard, naming "African Queen" the greatest Afrobeats song of all time. Beyond the studio, 2Baba is a dedicated humanitarian, serving as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador and founder of the 2Baba Foundation, working on global campaigns like "Vote Not Fight."

Characterized by CNN as one of Africa's most enduring voices, 2Baba continues to lead the industry. In 2025, he marks his 50th anniversary, a milestone that coincides with his continued musical evolution and mentorship within the African music landscape.