Global singer 2Baba Idibia on Thursday penned down a heartfelt message as he celebrates his 50th birthday and 25 years in the music industry.

In an Instagram post, he expressed gratitude to God, family, colleagues, and fans for their love and support.

2baba described his journey as “nothing short of amazing” and acknowledged the contributions of his loved ones, including his mother, children, wife, and entire family.

He also thanked his fans, referring to them as his “African queens and kings,” for their inspiration and support.

Although 2baba has postponed his official celebration, he assured fans that it hasn’t been cancelled, stating that he’ll merge his 50th birthday and industry milestone into one unforgettable experience.

The singer’s wife, Natasha, also celebrated him with a sweet note, describing him as the “love of her life.”

With 25 years in the industry, 2baba has established himself as a legendary figure in Nigerian music.

His milestone has garnered attention from fans and fellow artists, and he’s reflected on the journey, honoring the memories of those who started with him but are no longer present.

His statement reads, “Today, I give thanks to Almighty God for the gift of life and the grace to celebrate my golden jubilee, 50 years on earth, and also a historic milestone of 25 years in the music Industry. This journey has been nothing short of amazing, and I do not take it for granted. Many who started this path with me are no longer here, and I honour their memories as I celebrate this moment.

“I stand today as 2Baba because of the love, prayers, and support of so many. To my dear mother, my beautiful children, my wife, the mothers of my children, my siblings, and my entire family, you are my backbone.

“This milestone is not mine alone; it belongs to all of us who have walked this journey together. My African queens and kings, you have carried me, inspired me, and kept me going through the highs and lows.

“While I have so much more to say, I will reserve my deepest words and celebrations for the day we gather. This year’s celebration has been postponed, not cancelled, because I want to do it differently, to merge my 50th birthday and my 25 years in the industry into one unforgettable experience.

“Until then, keep the fire burning. The best is yet to come. One love always, 2Baba.” (The Nation)