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2face Idibia’s son to make musical debut in March

 
Nino Idibia is the true son of his father, as the boy plans on making his musical debut in March.
Nini Idibia is the first son of Music star, 2Face Idibia now known as 2Baba, and  it’s only natural that music should flow in his veins.

He is honing his skills as a Saxophonist and according to his mum, he’ll be the opening act at this year’s Inspiring Change Convention, on March 5, 2016 in Lagos.
His proud mum, Adesunmbo Adeoye  shared this on her Facebook page.
 ‘And the opening act for this year’s INSPIRING CHANGE CONFERENCE 2016 is the world famous Super duper performer, kid Saxophonist with a unique Grace#NinoFabulous #ProudlyNigerian. Door opens at 2pm. ADMISSION IS FREE. I’m Super grateful to be blessed with Nino’.
And the opening act for this year's INSPIRING CHANGE CONFERENCE 2016 is the world famous ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????...

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