Nigerian singer BoyTY has just released a sweet Afrobeat love song you’ll want on repeat, and he calls this heartfelt track “Mera.”
BoyTY returns with a heartfelt single titled “Mera,” released on January 30, 2026. This new Afrobeat love song shows his soft side and proves once again that he is serious about making music that talks about real feelings.
If you enjoy Nigerian love songs that are simple, sweet, and easy to understand, then Mera is one track you should not ignore.
Right from the first line, the song feels warm and caring. When he sings, “Oh my baby sugar, after you no other,” it is clear that this is a man who has made up his mind. He is not confused. He is not playing games. He is saying there is only one girl for him. That direct message makes the song easy to connect with, even for a young listener.
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What “Mera” Is Really About
The word Mera can mean “mine,” and the song focuses on someone trying to win a girl’s heart gently. Instead of forcing love, BoyTY sings with patience and reassurance. Lines like “Ma da mi o, eleyele ma pami o” express deep affection and emotional closeness.
Even if some phrases are in a mix of local language and street slang, the feeling behind them is clear, he does not want to lose this special person.
Another catchy line, “So ma bami dele, sweet banana money dey,” adds a playful and confident tone. He is basically saying, “Come closer, I am ready, I have something good to offer.” It is not just about money. It is about stability and being ready to take care of someone you love.
The chorus also includes “Bcos na you dey do me One tara mera.” This line shows how deeply he feels. She makes his heart beat differently. She stands out. She is the only one who gives him that special spark.
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Pure Love Story, Strong Emotions
One beautiful thing about Mera is how simple the lyrics are. You do not need to think too hard to understand the message. BoyTY allowed the beat to guide him, and you can feel that natural flow throughout the song. Nothing sounds forced. It feels like a real conversation between a boy and the girl he truly likes.
This honesty is part of what makes BoyTY stand out in the Nigerian Afrobeat scene. Like fellow Nigerian stars Wizkid and Lojay, BoyTY focuses on melody and emotion. However, he keeps his storytelling grounded and realistic. He sings about love in a way that feels possible in real life, not like a fairy tale.
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Smooth and Catchy Sound
The production of Mera is smooth and balanced. The beat is mid-tempo, which makes it perfect for slow dancing or just vibing alone with your headphones. Every instrument blends nicely, giving the track a calm but rhythmic Afrobeat sound.
Interestingly, the song was recorded in BoyTY’s regular 9-to-5 office space. That detail makes the track even more inspiring. It shows that you do not need a fancy studio to create something beautiful. Creativity can happen anywhere.
The producer made sure the vocals sit perfectly on the beat. Nothing feels too loud or too quiet. The result is a clean Afro-pop track that sounds professional but still personal.
Mera is a sweet Afrobeat love song that highlights BoyTY’s strength as a songwriter. He does not try to use complicated words or over-the-top expressions. Instead, he keeps it real. That is what makes the song beautiful.
BoyTY continues to grow as a Nigerian Afrobeat artist, building his name step by step. If he keeps delivering honest love songs like Mera, he will surely gain more fans who appreciate music that feels true, warm, and relatable.
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