2face Idibia on the most iconic moments in his career

For a craftsman who has been only effective in everything about the word and still stayed modest and practical, you will not be right not relate to him from time to time. His extraordinary capacity to re-concoct himself has kept him important in the music business till date. 

1. The minute 2baba discharged African Queen, he was established as a standout amongst the most notorious African artists ever. The 2004 hit additionally made 2face Idibia a standout amongst the most bankable specialists in the mainland and his musical endeavors have seen him showered with awards. 

2. November 2005, 2face holds his honor for Best African Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Lisbon, Portugal. 

3, In 2009, 2Face was designated as diplomat by National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control. He discharged a melody "Man Unkind" to bring issues to light on the threat of fake and sub-standard nourishment and medication items in Nigeria. 

4. In 2009, he was given the prestigious International Youth Ambassador for Peace Summit and the Nigeria Youth Merit Award by the National Youth Council of Nigeria in acknowledgment of his commitments to youth advancement in Nigeria. 

5. He discharged an advancement collection in 2008 called The Unstoppable discharging the single "Enter the Place". In 2010, 2face discharged a "universal release" of the same under the title The Unstoppable International Edition making him the principal Nigerian craftsman to have a properly estimated worldwide collection. 

6. The global release of the collection won two honors at the 2010 SoundCityMusic Video Awards. He additionally won the Channel O Music Video Awards Best African Western honor and the MTV Africa Music Awards for Best Male and Artist of the year 

7. He is a piece of the Sony All African One8 Project close by seven different artists crosswise over Africa recording a solitary with R. Kelly and Prince Lee titled "Hands Across the World". 

8. He is the main non-Liberian to wind up a privileged individual from the Liberian music culture in acknowledgment for his exceptional commitment to the development of music in Africa