Nigerian artist Ahmedu Augustine Obiabo, popularly known as Blackface, has expressed a desire for a reunion of the now-defunct music group Plantashun Boiz.

Blackface, along with 2Baba, formerly known as 2Face, and Faze, were integral members of Plantashun Boiz, which disbanded after their members pursued solo careers.

Established in 2000, the group parted ways in 2004 but had a brief reunion in 2007 to release an album.

In various interviews, Blackface has alleged that 2Face played a significant role in the group's breakup and has claimed that 2Face appropriated his hit song, "African Queen."

Recently, Blackface took to Instagram to share a nostalgic photograph featuring the trio.

He also accompanied the post the question: “‘To be or not to be?’ @fazealone @official2baba @blackfacenaija @plantashunboizofficial, why not?”

He encouraged supporters to participate in the initiative, highlighting that "strength lies in unity, not in division."

“#plantashunboiz The question now is “To be or not to be?” @fazealone @officialzbaba @blackfacenaija @plantashunboizofficial and why?” Blackface asked.

“My people oya make una talk put mouth for this matter! We are on a mission for world peace and it’s not a small-time thing! Unity is strength and not division Let’s go champs.”

Since 2015, Blackface has consistently confronted 2Baba regarding the 2004 hit "African Queen," which he asserts he authored.

In 2017, he accused 2Baba of "sabotaging" his career within the music industry.

However, last year, Blackface made a gesture of reconciliation by requesting that the "African Queen" artist forgive him for his "wrongdoings, whether intentional or unintentional."

He stated, "It is time for us to progress to the next level. I want everyone to be aware of this. It is time to put aside all the past issues."