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The Edo State House of Assembly has summoned its member, Natasha Osawaru, to appear before its Ethics Committee over a controversial viral video the legislature says has brought the House into "public disrepute." Edo State lawmakers have formally intervened in the private dispute of one of their own, calling Hon. Natasha Irobosa Osawaru to answer for a publicly circulated video. The House, during Tuesday's plenary, directed the member representing Egor constituency to appear before its Committee on Ethics and Privileges within one week. The summons follows the spread of a video clip online showing Osawaru, who is married to Nigerian music star Innocent "2Baba" Idibia, in a heated exchange at a shop in London's airport. In the footage, she is heard repeatedly shouting, "Don't do it. Don't fucking do it," and questioning why someone is raising their voice at her. Addressing the Assembly, Speaker Blessing Agbebaku expre...

The recent public altercation between music legend Innocent "Tuface" Idibia and his wife, Natasha, in the United Kingdom has been followed by new, unverified claims from a source close to the singer, alleging deeper marital tensions and professional interference behind the scenes. New allegations have surfaced in the wake of the widely reported incident involving Nigerian music icon Tuface Idibia and his wife, Natasha, in the United Kingdom. A man identified as a close acquaintance of the singer participated in a live social media session hosted by media personality Daddy Freeze, offering a detailed narrative of what he describes as ongoing personal and professional challenges within the singer's marriage. The source, whose identity and relationship to the couple have not been independently verified, made several specific claims during the broadcast. He alleged that a planned high-profile musical collaboration between Tuface and rising star Odumodu...