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Nigerian Music Charts

The hottest Afrobeats and Nigerian music this week: across Plus234Feed, TurnTable, Apple Music & Kworb.

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Top 20 this week

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  • 1BACK 2 U

    BACK 2 U

    Seyi Vibez

  • 2GTA

    GTA

    Seyi Vibez

  • 3miss u ii (nriri)

    miss u ii (nriri)

    FOLA

  • 4waf

    waf

    FOLA

  • 5Forgiveness

    Forgiveness

    Asake

  • 6Ilome

    Ilome

    Seyi Vibez

  • 7attention!

    attention!

    FOLA

  • 8If You Like

    If You Like

    BNXN

  • 9it's over

    it's over

    FOLA, Bella Shmurda & Zlatan

  • 10B4 B4

    B4 B4

    Davido, Mayorkun & FOLA

  • 11Gratitude

    Gratitude

    Asake

  • 12Owo Oluwa

    Owo Oluwa

    Kizz Daniel ft. Young Jonn, Krizbeatz & Wave Choir

  • 13Oh No

    Oh No

    Rema

  • 14Ikebe 3000

    Ikebe 3000

    Blaqbonez ft. Asake

  • 15treat u right

    treat u right

    FOLA, Ayra Starr

  • 162am in toronto

    2am in toronto

    FOLA, Davido

  • 17Eja Meja (feat. Asake)

    Eja Meja (feat. Asake)

    BNXN

  • 18Volume

    Volume

    Seyi Vibez

  • 19crime

    crime

    FOLA

  • 20Online

    Online

    BNXN

Nigerian Music Charts: Top Songs This Week

This page aggregates the week's top Nigerian songs across the major music charts that actually matter: Apple Music Nigeria, TurnTable Charts, and Kworb's compiled global Afrobeats data. Whether you're hunting the song that's everywhere right now or tracking which Burna Boy, Wizkid, or Asake release is climbing fastest, this is one place to see it.

Where do these charts come from?

We aggregate data from multiple sources to give you a complete picture: Apple Music Nigeria Top 100for premium streaming, TurnTable Charts for the official Nigerian airplay and consumption ranking, and Kworb data for global Afrobeats reach. Each chart captures a different signal, official airplay versus streaming versus international diaspora consumption.

Who dominates Nigerian music right now?

The Afrobeats top tier: Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido, Asake, Rema, Ayra Starr, Tems, has remained remarkably stable over the last few years, with breakthrough acts like Bnxn, Fireboy DML, Omah Lay, Shallipopi, and Seyi Vibez increasingly competing for chart positions. Genre-wise, mainstream Afrobeats still dominates but Amapiano collaborations, Street-Pop (Asake's signature), and Highlife revivals are pulling significant share. The chart movement week-over-week is the best leading indicator of what's about to break globally.

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