Nollywood actress and renowned producer, Mary Njoku, has expressed her displeasure at 2Face Idibia's recent announcement of his separation and plans for divorce from his wife, Annie Idibia. In a post shared on her Instagram page on Monday, Mary made it clear that there are numerous questions the singer will eventually have to answer regarding his actions.
Her comments come amidst the uproar on social media following 2Face's announcement, which has sparked mixed reactions from fans, netizens, and fellow celebrities alike. As reported by Gistreel, several notable personalities, including Toke Makinwa and Ifedayo Agoro, have also weighed in on the controversy.
Adding her voice to the growing support for Annie Idibia, Mary expressed her condemnation of the actions taken by the iconic musician. She reminded him that Annie is not without a support system and emphasized that her family, which includes a network of sisters-in-law, has remained silent out of respect for Annie’s personal decisions.
Mary took the opportunity to address the singer directly, criticizing him for choosing to humiliate his wife during one of the most challenging periods of her life. She also voiced her concern for Annie’s mental and physical well-being, urging 2Face to ensure she remains healthy and safe during this tumultuous time.
While condemning his actions, Mary assured 2Face that there will come a time when he will need to provide answers to the many unresolved questions surrounding his behavior and decisions.
She wrote, “Bro, Annie has a family of her own. Your sisters-in-law are many, and we’ve stayed quiet for years out of respect for her tough choices.
“But since you’ve decided to humiliate her at her lowest, no wahala. It’s your choice, just make sure she’s healthy and ok.
“Because when the time comes, we’ll have plenty of questions for you.”
The actress’s remarks have been met with a mix of reactions online, with many praising her for standing in solidarity with Annie Idibia and for calling out the singer’s actions during such a sensitive period.
