During a recent appearance on the Mic On podcast hosted by Seun Okinbaloye, the singer revisited the 2012 split that shook the Nigerian music scene.

While fans had long speculated about what led to the end of one of the industry’s strongest partnerships, D’Banj insisted that the decision wasn’t his to make.

According to him, the push for separation was entirely from his former partner.

He said, “If I were to go back in time, I wouldn’t have done anything differently regarding my relationship with Don Jazzy, especially when the idea to go our separate ways didn’t come from me. It came from Don Jazzy 100 per cent. And that’s why we have no issue.”

D’Banj further revealed that Don Jazzy had been generous during the transition phase. “Jazzy gave me 100 per cent of my catalogue and maybe 10 other songs I have not released… If was a journey for me, even though he had his opinion, I knew that we needed to cement that global movement and I’m glad that even after, God still did it for us with ‘Oliver Twist’, which was the last record we released together,” he said.

The Mo’Hits breakup was officially announced by Don Jazzy in 2012, with the producer hinting at creative disagreements at the time. Yet today, D’Banj maintains that everything happened the way it was meant to.

Though he expressed no regrets about the split, describing it as something that was destined to occur, the singer admitted that he still misses the musical chemistry he once shared with Don Jazzy.

“The idea to go our separate ways came from Don Jazzy 100%… Jazzy gave me 100% of my catalogue and maybe 10 other songs I have not released.”

– D’banj pic.twitter.com/jexuBB9ZKr

— @𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 (@OneJoblessBoy) November 15, 2025

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Here are some of the classic Nigerian albums turning 15 years in 2022.

The year 2007 was a watershed moment in the Nigerian music industry. Artists from that time period, like Asa, Timaya, and 9ice, debuted to both critical and commercial acclaim.

A first-of-its-kind label compilation album was released in Nigeria by Mo’Hits, the country’s biggest label at the time.

P-square released what will become their best and game-changing album that year and songs like “Kini Big Deal”, “Yahooze”, “Greenland”, “Do Me”, and “Fire on the Mountain” ruled the airwaves.

In the 15 years since 2007, the industry has undergone significant development. Nigerian music has advanced rapidly to the point where it is currently categorised as mainstream music on a global level.

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Here are some of the evergreen albums that are hitting 15 years in 2022.

ASA – ASA

When it comes to the best debut albums from Nigerian Artists, Asa can never be missing from this list.

Asa(Asha) album is one of Nigeria’s most impactful albums to be released in the last decade.

She co-produced the platinum-selling self-titled album, with Cobhams Asuquo and the addition of Christophe Dupouy and Benjamin Constant.

Following the release of the album, Asa charted across Europe, Asia, and Africa, and she went on to win the prestigious French Constantin Award in 2008 when she was selected best fresh talent among ten singers or groups by a jury of 19 music-industry specialists in Paris.

The album gave fans beautiful hits like “Fire on the Mountain”, “Jailer”, Adaba”, “Bi’ Ban Ké”, among others.

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Game Over- P-square

When Peter and Paul dropped their second studio album in 2005, fans were unaware that it was only the tip of the iceberg; a taste of what was to come.

By 2007, Do Me, which featured Waje’s beautiful soprano, was the single that ruled the radio.

Later, it was released as the lead single from their best-selling album so far, “Game Over.”

Game Over reportedly sold over 8 Million copies and featured songs that dominated the music charts all year long.

Songs from this commercial R&B/afro pop-oriented LP include No One Like You, Do Me, Ifunanya, Roll It, More Than A Friend, Am I Still That Special Man, Miss You Die, and Game Over.

True Story- Timaya

Under the management of Danco Music International, Timaya released his debut album, True Story, in 2007. This album contains eleven (11) tracks, all of which were produced by K Solo.

The album introduced us to an ambitious who was determined to make it out of his circumstances through music.

The project housed songs like Dem Mama, Timaya, True Story, Ogologomna, among others.

Curriculum Vitae- Mo’hits All Stars

Curriculum Vitae is a compilation album by recording artists from the defunct Nigerian record label Mo’ Hits Records.

Curriculum Vitae was recorded between 2005 and 2006. The album, which Don Jazzy totally produced, includes guest appearances by Mo’Hits All Stars (a group made up of D’banj, Wande Coal, Dr. SID, D’Prince, and Kayswitch).

The album was commercially and critically successful, and its songs continue to have cultural and pop relevance today.

Olori Oko- Infinity

Infinity was a popular Nigerian gospel group made up of Kehinde Akinbode, Joe Okougbo, David Thomas, Samson Nnogo and Sunny Steve.

Their breakthrough was the debut album ‘Olori Oko’, which was their third attempt to release a disc. The video for the song ‘Olori Oko’ topped numerous categories at the 2007 Nigerian Music Video Awards.

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B.O.U.Q.U.I- B.O.U.Q.U.I

B.O.U.Q.U.I, born Bukola Folayan to HRH OBA (prof) Ololade Folayan 1st, a professor of Biochemistry and a professional teacher mother, she and her five siblings grew up in an intellectual environment at the Obafemi Awolowo University (Ile-Ife), which had a significant impact on her rich lyrical style and global perspective.

Her debut album, B.O.U.Q.U.I, comprises a record-breaking fourteen tracks and four skits, the most of any debutant in the Nigerian music industry. As a result, the album may be considered a two-in-one bundle.

The majority of the album’s songs, including “Not Ashamed,” “Get It Started,” “Major Problem,” “Molejo,” “Vanity,” and “Wanna Lone U” have become household anthems.

The album has received numerous honours and nominations, including the highly coveted AMEN Awards for best female act in 2007.

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These Nigerian music groups caused a lot of heartbreaks for fans after they disbanded and went their separate way.

There was a time in the industry that music groups were dominating the industry and changing the landscape of the music scene.

However, as the music industry became to evolve so did personal interests causing a lot of groups to dissolve and go their separate ways.

We are unable to avoid recalling beloved musical bands whose dissolution crushed hearts across the nation.

Here are 10 musical groups—ranging from Mo’hits to TrybesMen—that we miss and would dearly like to see reunited:

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Mo’hits

Nigeria lost one of the best music collectives in history in 2012 when co-founder and producer Don Jazzy announced their breakup on social media after nearly ten years in the business.

Everyone broke apart from the organisation, blaming each other and citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for its dissolution.

Fans will never again hear club bangers from the Don Jazzy, D’banj, Ikechukwu, Wandecoal, Kayswitch, and Dr. SID collective, who won their hearts with their outstanding performances.

They had some of the best songs ever, including You Bad, Booty Call, Pere, Be Close To You, and Ten Ten.

The group had a brief comeback when they performed together for the first time since the split on 27 December 2017 at Davido’s show tagged “30Billion Concert.”

Plantashun Boiz

Innocent Idibia (2Baba), Chibuzor Oji (Faze), and Ahmedu Augustine Obiano (Black Faze) formed Plantashun Boiz, a powerful trio in the music industry.

This R&B/Hip-hop boy band was one of the most well-known musical acts of the decade.

Three outstanding guys who emerged as the leading voices of the new school were introduced to a generation of young music enthusiasts through the songs they wrote, which mixed elements of pop, rap, and reggae.

The band released three albums together and is well known for songs like Say You Believe Me, You and I, and Plantashun Boiz.

Their songs sold out like wildfire. They topped charts across the country, diverted attention from the dominant old genres, and used the Nigerian pop sound to get unprecedented amounts of airplay on radio stations, practically serving as a model for how to make the music as commercially sustainable as possible.

However, the trio disbanded in 2004 when 2Baba decided to pursue a solo career. His iconic solo debut album, Face2Face, featured the hit song African Queen, which served as the catalyst for his rise to prominence as one of Africa’s top entertainers.

While Black faze switched from R&B to reggae music, which also helped him get a lot of street respect and love, Faze released his debut album, Faze Alone, which went on to sell 1.2 million copies.

Regardless of their individual success, we would still love to see them together.

Styl-Plus

Shifi Emoefe, Tunde Akinsanmi, Yemi Akinwonmi, and Lanre Faneyi were the founding members; STYL is an acronym for their first names.

When Lanre Faneyi passed away in 1998, Zeal Onyechem took over and altered the group’s name to Styl-Plus, with the “Plus” signifying the new member.

However, Yemi Akinwonmi quit the group in 2002, leaving Shifi Omoefe, Zeal Onyecheme, and Tunde Akinsanmi as a trio.

They were responsible for the number-one songs Olufunmi, Runaway, Iya Basira, and Imagine dat.

Styl-plus officially split up soon after the release of the song “Four years dun waka,” and Tunde went on to seek a solo career.

As die-hard fans, we still long for the musical group that stole our hearts in the early 2000s.

Remedies

The Remedies, which consisted of Tony Tetuila, Eedris Abdulkareem, and Eddie Remedy, were extremely well-known in the 1990s thanks to their popular songs Shakomo and Omoge.

They even had a contract with Kennis Music, the largest record company in Nigeria at the time.

Due to insurmountable differences, the group broke up.

While Eedris Abdulkareem continued to be in the public eye with songs like Oko Omoge, Mr Lecturer, and Jaga Jaga, Tetuila rose to fame with songs like Omode Meta, Morning Time, Hit My Car, and My Heart Go Jigijigi. Eddy Remedy has been out in the public eye for some time.

Maintain

Popularly referred to as “The Boys from Ibadan,” Olu Maintain, Tolu, and Big Bamo dominated the Nigerian music industry with hits like “I Catch Cold” and “Nibo la wa gbe lo.”

Olu Maintain went on to release Yahooze after the trio disbanded in 2005. While Tolu concentrated on his work as a banker, Big Bamo released Fi jo ko wo je and Popotiti.

TrybesMen

They are sometimes referred to as Da Trybe and are frequently referred to as “one of the pioneers of hip hop in Nigeria.”

eLDee, Kaboom, and Freestyle—the group’s founding three members—met in 1994. In 1999, they published L.A.G Style Volume 1, which received positive reviews. Trybal Marks and Shake Bodi were among their hits.

After the group disbanded, eLDee and Freestyle each released a solo album.

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Infinity

They were a gospel group that rose to fame in 2007 after releasing the successful singles Olori Oko, Aye Ole, and Only Praise.

They only released one album after the departure of Kehinde Akinbode, now known as K’ore, who later admitted that members of the gospel group were not practising what they preached.

Following his departure, the group of four men made an effort to remain together, but they were not as noticeable as they had been.

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If there are any vocalists superior to Wande Coal in Nigeria, there must be few.

Be it his own song or features, Wande Coal doesn’t hold back in showcasing that he is one of the deities of Pop Music in Nigeria.

The Black Diamond as he is fondly called recently hit a new age and to celebrate the man who have helped in defining the pop scene in Nigeria, we compiled the best songs he has given us as a featured artist.

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Here are top features that prove Wande Coal Has The Best Voice in Nigerian Pop

Kiss You Hand- R2bees

This is one of the best Ghana X Nigeria music collaborations to date. This song made R2bees popular in the music scene and is one of the many pieces of evidence that Wande Coal is a vocal beast.

Anything he’s put his high tenor on (especially in music features) has been a smash, and our in-house talents aren’t the only ones who can attest to his studio wizardry.

Ghanaian music duo, R2Bees, were among the Africans who were fortunate enough to have the black diamond star murder the hook of their hit single “Kiss Your Hand.”

Music Messiah- DJ Neptune

“Music Messiah” produced by Dapiano is an Afro-Amapiano tune that sees DJ Neptune enlist Wande Coal who sings in different melodies about being a music lord.

Every word Wande spoke on this song hold weight because time and time again, he has proven to the salvation the Nigerian Music industry needs.

Wonderful- Larry Gaaga ft Sarkodie

In 2018, after dominating streets with the 2Baba and Burna Boy-assisted “Baba Nla“, Larry Gaaga enlisted Wande Coal and Sarkodie for ‘Wonderful”

While Sarkodie delivered on the song thanks to his sweet melodious rap, it was Wande Coal’s catchy hook that was the song’s selling point.

Wake Up- Flavour

Although it isn’t really Wande’s song, it was nonetheless Wande’s song. Flavour was able to hold his own on the high-octane track, but it was Coal’s vocals that stole the stage.

Booty Call- Mohits all Stars

With this one, we’ve just made all the Mo Hits fans cry. Booty Call was one of several outstanding Mo Hits posse tracks, but what set this one apart was Wande’s role as captain of the ship. Wande’s singing about backside will make you feel a certain manner.

This is one of the songs that really buttressed Wande Coal’s vocal prowess after its release as a single, making him the golden child of the industry.

My Woman, My Everything- Patoranking

Patoranking’s muscular ragga-rap might easily eclipse a less acrobatic singer but Coal, whose own rap-singing, over the thundering beat, matches his cohorts in passion and vibrance.

There is something about Wande Coal’s verse as it brought the song to life with his angelic vocals.

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Iskaba- DJ Tunez

A large number of artists who rose to prominence at the same time as Wande have since fallen away.

This is due to the fact that they lack the flexibility to shift their sound in the same way that Coal has.

Coal’s mastery of his art is evident in this Spellz-produced single, as he is able to adapt to a new wave while maintaining his own style.

For Me- Wizkid

The StarBoy, Wizkid, and Wande Coal have always had phenomenal chemistry, and it didn’t start after they shared the stage at Wizkid’s sold-out event at the Royal Albert Hall; rather, this chemistry dates back to Wizkid’s debut album Superstar, which was released under the EME imprint in 2011.

The two collaborated on “For Me” and it is a beautiful record to listen to as Wande Coal was interestingly an inspiration for Wizkid and the two gave one of the best collaborations of the decade.

Who You Epp- Olamide, Phyno

When Olamide started the ‘Who You Epp” challenge in 2016, one of the outstanding verses came from Wande Coal. It’s no surprise that he was featured on the official song.

Despite being on the track with two incredible rappers, Wande Coal stood up to the challenge, giving Olamide and Phyno a run for their money.

Spell- Fireboy DML

Just like Wizkid, Fireboy DML is a descendant of Wande Coal’s musical family and it was a thing of great joy to see them finally collaborate.

Off his Sophomore album, Fireboy teamed up with Wande Coal on the Pheelz-produced Afro-fusion tune. Wande Coal takes his vocals on a journey with his verse as he proves why he is always hailed for his vocals.

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10 features that prove Wande Coal Has The Best Voice in Nigerian Pop

• Kiss You Hand- R2bees
• Music Messiah- DJ Neptune
• Wonderful- Larry Gaaga ft Sarkodie
• Wake Up- Flavour
• Booty Call- Mohits all Stars
• My Woman, My Everything- Patoranking
• Iskaba- DJ Tunez
• For Me- Wizkid
• Who You Epp- Olamide, Phyno
• Spell- Fireboy DML

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To celebrate the greatness of the Nigerian Music Industry, Mp3bullet.ng put together a list of Top 10 Nigerian Artists with dancefloor songs that are evergreen

Disclaimer, this list doesn’t contain all the evergreen songs in the industry but it’s a compilation of the editors’ pick, the songs we could get our hands on.

This list contains songs that even when they come out on speakers now, would still have the power to send a crowd into a frenzy.

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Here are the Top 10 Nigerian Artists with dancefloor songs that are evergreen’

Gongo Aso-9ice

There are few songs that have the tendency to outlive even their creator and “Gongo Aso” is one of them. The song which was the lead single from 9ice’s sophomore album of the same name was released in the 2000s to critical reception.

The song solidified 9ice’s status in the industry and is not just an evergreen anthem but a showcase of what 9ice can do is capable of.

Lori Le- X-Project ft Konga

Lori Le, a song that was popular a decade ago, is also deserving of inclusion on this list. The music, which was released in 2007 by X project, has the power to scatter the ground floor even in the current day.

While X Project didn’t have any other ance anthem like “Lori Le“, they would be remembered for the magic they made on this song.

Close To You- Mo’Hits All-Stars(D’banj, Wande Coal, Dr Sid)

The defunct Mo’hits crew gave us good music back in the mid-2000s. The crew led by Don Jazzy and D’banj dropped an album, “Curriculum Vitae” in 2007.

From the album, is this classic number “Close To You“. It features Wande Coal’s stellar vocals, D’Banj’s kokolet crooning frenzy, D’Prince and Dr Sid’s impressive rap cuts and of course, beats savvy Don Jazzy.

Pass My Your Love- Ay.Com ft Terry G

When AY.Com and Terry G released this smash hit single in 2009, it swept the music industry by storm.

The creativity behind this music is an awesome one. There aren’t many songs from that year that still sound like hits today.

The song dropped at the time Terry G was a rave act already disturbing the air with “Free Madness”.

In 2021, AY.Com made a comeback into the Industry with a remix of the song featuring Peruzzi.

Free Madness- Terry G

There used to be a time when Terry G was the main deal of the street. The singer’s eccentric style of music which was a fusion of fast-paced beat and heavy Lamba had the streets in a chokehold with his music.

The singer has a lot of evergreen songs but the biggest of them is his 2008 “Free Madness.” The song which sounds like a freestyle was a turning point for the singer.

Over the Moon- Dr Sid ft Kayswitch

Dr SID released his debut album, “Turning Point” in 2010. Prior to that, he had featured on Mo’hits compilation album, “Curriculum Vitae” where he had appeared on 7 tracks out of ts 15 songs.

Dr SID who was predominately a rap artist was revamped by Don Jazzy into a singer and dropped “Turning Point” in 2010.

The album had a lot of hits like ‘Pop Something“, “Something About You“, “Winchi Winchi” but one of its biggest was the Kayswitch-assisted “Over The Moon”

From the intro of the song, you already know it’s about to become a euphoric ride.

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Do Me- P-square

P-square is one of the foremost Nigerian music groups that entertained the African and international music scene with their songs for years until their separation in 2017.

The music duo had hits that one can’t forget and it was shard picking a song. For this list, Mp3bullet.ng decided to go with “Do Me“.

“Do Me” contains the stunning vocals of Afrocentric music singer Waje and her mezzo-soprano.

In a completely separate context, the video depicts the twin brothers in their early game-changing styletitude, which they’ve always had a talent for reflecting hip culture.

The song is one of the smashing hit songs off their third studio album, “Game Over“.

Pakurumo- Wizkid

Wizkid might be the present day Afrobeat King but his journey started in 2010 with his debut album, “Superstar”

“Superstar” was a versatile album with diverse songs but one in particular, “Pakurumo” was showcased a different dimension to Wizkid.

While Wizkid had a lot of pop and R’n’B songs on the album, “Pakurumo” caught people because of the fuji infused sound.

The music video had a cameo of celebrities like Funke Akindele, Banky W, Ice Prince, Alibaba among others.

Dem Mama- Timaya

Timaya has been in the industry since 2005 and over the years propel pop and dancehall sound in the Nigerian Music Industry.

His first song, “Dem Mama” launched his career as part of his debut album, ‘True Story”.

The socio-political song is an ode to the tragic massacre that happened in Odi, Bayelsa in 1999 by the Nigerian military.

Timaya made a song that was both danceable and impactful.

You Bad- Wande coal ft D’banj

In 2009, Wande Coal dropped one of Nigeria’s best albums of the decade, ‘Mushin to Mohits.” While the album had a lot of hits to take from, Mp3bullet.ng picked “You Bad”

Featuring former labelmate, D’banj, “You Bad” from the intro spellbound listeners that gets them dancing.

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Worthy Mentions

• Kukere-Iyanya
• Ijoya- Weird MC
• Shayo- Bigiano
• Kerewa- Zule Zoo

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The art of collaboration is as important as the art of producing a song in the music industry. It is a natural way of working – part of what makes us humans – and the music industry does it best.

One of the most important collaborations is with other artists. This adds to one’s experience and sources of inspiration and gives a musician the chance to expand his/her work to a different kind of genre.

Lord of Ajasa ft 9ice- Le Fenu So

Le Fenu So, is a song by Nigerian musician Lord of Ajasa, taken from his album, “Second Turning By the Right”, released in 2008. It features singer, 9ice.

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Mo’hits all-star ft D’banj, Wande Coal, Don Jazzy – Pere

The track “Pere” is a single off defunct Mo’Hits 2007 album titled “Curriculum Vitae” and the track featured Don Jazzy, D’Banj and Wande Coal.

EME Ft Wizkid, Skales – Baddest

“Baddest Boy” is a song by former E.M.E acts Wizkid, Skales, and their former boss, Banky W. It was released on April 2, 2012, serving as the lead single from the label’s compilation album Empire Mates State of Mind (2012).

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Wizkid ft Wande Coal- For Me

Wizkid and Wande Coal have always had great chemistry and this didn’t just begin after both acts shared the stage at Wizkid’s sold-out show which was held at the Royal Albert Hall, rather, this chemistry goes as far back to Wizkid’s debut album Superstar which was released under the EME imprint in 2011.

The song which they collaborated is titled “For Me”.

2Shotz ft Timaya – In case you never know

Former Nigerian rapper turned Filmmaker, 2Shotz features Timaya on this classic rap song, “In case You never Know”. It was released in 2008.

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Essence ft Jaywon – Facebook Love

Nigerian Female Singer, Essence was well known for her tremendous voice. She released “Facebook Love” in 2013 featuring former label mate, Jaywon.

The song tells the story of online dating and uses the popular social media app, Facebook as its case study. It’s considered as one of the best Nigerian Pop collaborations.

Sound Sultan ft 2Baba – Bushmeat (Ole)

Sound Sultan teamed up with 2Baba to produce the politically charged song, “Bushmeat”. The song talks about when situations get reversed and how people who are being bullied stand up their bullies.

• SEE ALSO: Top 5 Naija Artists with a hardcore fanbase

Flavour ft Tiwa Savage – Oyi (Remix)

Highlife singer, Flavour released a love song “Oyi” in 2011, then released a remix of the song with Tiwa Savage.

The Remix did so well in the music scene that it surpassed the original. The two artists showed great chemistry on the song.

Ice Prince ft Brymo – Oleku

Former Chocolate City rapper, Ice Prince broke into the limelight with “Oleku” in which he features his then fellow label mate,  Brymo.

The song was the lead single off his debut album, “Everybody Loves Ice Prince. The song became one of the most remixed song of all time. It was released in 2010.

9ice ft 2Baba- Street Credibility

9ice dominated the music industry when he released his second studio album, “Gongo Aso” in 2008. The album produced hits like “Gongo Aso”, “Photocopy”, “Kind Life”, “Party Rider”, “Wedding Day” amongst others.

His collaboration with 2Baba also known as 2Face on “Street Credibility” is seen as the best collaboration in history of Nigeria Music.

Across three verses, 2face and 9ice delivered not just a catchy song with a solid hook, but also beautiful and meaningful lyrics.

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Don Jazzy explained how the idea of the song came about and it sounded so hilarious.

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