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Nigerian artistes who don't have baby mamas

Not every popular top earning Nigerian artiste has a child with a baby mama, Check out your favourite pop stars who don't have kids.

The Nigerian entertainment industry is known to have it’s fair share of artistes with baby mamas. Leading the way is 2face Idibia with 2 baby mamas and 5kids. Others include Olamide, May D, KaySwitch, Wizkid, Timaya  even the popular twins Psquare had baby mamas before putting a ring on it and making them wives.

However some artistes have been able to keep their lives free of baby mama drama.

Here are 5 popular artistes who do not have baby mamas.

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