Men Are Wired To Cheat – Tuface Idibia Reveals

Renowned Nigerian singer and songwriter, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as Tuface Idibia, recently opened up about his inclination towards infidelity, emphasizing that men are wired in such a manner.

During an episode of the reality show “Young, Famous and African” hosted by Nadia, the 45-year-old music icon made a startling revelation. He argued that men don’t consciously engage in cheating, but rather succumb to their overwhelming sexual desires.

Tuface Idibia further clarified that engaging in extramarital affairs or relationships doesn’t necessarily indicate a desire for romance with the other party involved. The “African Queen” singer explained that men are primarily driven by the need for sexual gratification.

“While it may be difficult to accept, it’s an inherent aspect of a man’s nature,” 2Face expressed. “A man can deeply love a woman, but at times, his sexual urges become overpowering.”

Nadia interjected, countering, “No, it’s his mindset, not solely his sexual urges. They are interconnected.”

2Face responded, “Regardless of how you perceive it, he will act upon those urges. However, he may not even care about the other person involved. He simply aims to satisfy his craving.”

Annie Idibia, 2Face’s wife, became upset and sought clarification. She asked, “Are you speaking generally or about yourself? Is this your personal experience or simply your belief?”

In response, the singer stated, “It’s what I believe.”

Annie, after attentively listening to her husband’s perspective on infidelity, later admitted feeling heartbroken. Despite being married to 2Face since May 2012 and having two daughters together, Isabella and Olivia, the music star has fathered children with other women.

After having two sons, Nino and Zion, with his first baby mama, Sumbo Ajaba, Idibia also has three other children—Ehi, Justin, and Innocent—with Pero Adeniyi.