The team representing the legendary Nigerian artist Tuface has expressed renewed worries regarding purported internal disruptions that are impacting his career advancement and global aspirations.
In an Instagram Live discussion with media figure Daddy Freeze, team members shared numerous incidents they feel have obstructed significant initiatives, particularly those aimed at enhancing the artist’s visibility in international markets.
One team member emphasized the necessity of reaching broader audiences abroad, observing that many Nigerian stars now move overseas to increase their earnings.
“Venturing out there allows you to earn, even if it’s just 100,000 individuals listening, the income is substantial enough to support you,” he remarked. He continued,
” Tuface needs to understand that this woman is detrimental to his business.”They clarified that while personal choices are honored, the professional consequences cannot be overlooked.
When asked about the influence of the woman’s family, the team refrained from commenting, stating, “We prefer not to discuss family matters… this issue runs deeper than what is visible online.”
One team member recounted unsettling occurrences within the singer’s residence, admitting, “I’ve entered their private space and witnessed things I shouldn’t have seen. Daddy Freeze, I’m in need of therapy for what I’ve encountered.”He asserted that the team has always been devoted to elevating 2Baba to the status of globally celebrated African legends.
Another team member reflected on the long-term goals for the artist:
“When I commenced working with 2Baba, my objective was for him to grow in prominence. You can’t measure yourself against Burna Boy, but you can attain what Angélique Kidjo accomplished. You can still fill arenas.”According to the team, significant international ventures were already in progress, including a UK tour, an African tour, stadium shows, and government-backed performances across at least five nations.However, they claimed that everything abruptly halted. “But Natasha intervened and insisted no. We’re putting everything on hold. We can’t proceed,” the management asserted.