"Their brain has been fried" - Singer 2face Idibia slams Nigerians insulting him over rumors he got a woman pregnant



Singer 2Face Idibia has slammed Nigerians who are always in the habit of insulting him because of a rumor that he got another woman pregnant.

Recently the rumor made the rounds after he came online to apologize to his wife Annie, for being a ''Shitty husband''.

Shortly after his post, rumor mongers claimed he tendered a public apology to Annie because he ''welcomed a child with a certain banker''. Over the weekend, his manager, Efe Omorege, dispelled the rumor stating that it is totally false. 

In a post shared on his Instastories this morning, 2Face said God should forgive the rumor mongers as their brains have been fried.

 See his post below:



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