“2face Choosing Not To Stay With Annie For His Own Reason Is Valid”- Sir Dickson Claims

• Sir Dickson has expressed his views on the separation issues between music star 2Baba and his wife, actress Annie Idibia.

• In a post on X, he mentioned that Annie should not act like the victim in their divorce, as 2Baba is no longer interested in staying in the marriage.

• He stated that 2Baba’s choice to end the marriage is valid and personal, just like Annie’s decision to stay despite the difficulties was hers.

Social media commentator Sir Dickson has expressed his views on the separation issues between music star 2Baba and his wife, actress Annie Idibia.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he mentioned that Annie should not act like the victim in their divorce, as 2Baba is no longer interested in staying in the marriage.

He stated that 2Baba’s choice to end the marriage is valid and personal, just like Annie’s decision to stay despite the difficulties was hers. Dickson rejected the idea that Annie is a victim, mentioning rumors about her supposed violent actions in the marriage.

Dickson also pointed out that some people remain in harmful relationships while pretending they are happy in marriage. He mentioned that Annie chose not to leave her marriage sooner and should take responsibility for that choice.

Why Annie Idibia deserves 2baba

“We accept the love we think we deserve. Annie suffered with him. What exactly did she suffer with him? She has never been rich herself. 2Baba is the one with the money. If you’re talking about infidelity, she CHOSE to stay with him knowing he loves to sleep around. He has never hidden the fact he can’t stick to one woman. She is not a victim.”

“2face choosing not to stay with her for his own reason is valid. He doesn’t have to stay with her simply because she chose to stay with him. Her reason for choosing him is personal. His reason for quitting is personal. There are rumors she is a violent person anyway.”

“When I ask you to throw toxic relationships away, you say, ‘How can you just ask married people to throw their partner away?’ Okay, die there. You all know this marriage has never been healthy. You don’t have a problem with the divorce; your anger is that Annie is not the one breaking up.”