These Nigerian songs dominated the airwaves in 2003 and 20 years later, still have a place in the hearts of fans who remember them.

In comparison to what it is now, the Nigerian music industry’s environment was very different in 2003. The reality of the situation was that American pop culture and music dominated at the time, with Nigerian entertainment taking a back seat.

Despite this, Nigerian artists continue to put a lot of effort into their songs.

The year 2003 was excellent in terms of sound diversity. Gospel, Hip-hop, and R&B were among the musical genres that Nigerian artists experimented with.

P-Square their debuts that year, but they would not see significant success until much later in their careers. Veteran artists like Tony Tetuila and Sunny Neji released notable hits as well.

It was also a good year for the female force, as Sasha, Nigeria’s first notable female rapper, released her breakthrough track ‘Emi le gan‘ on Da Trybe Records.

The majority-female band KUSH also released “Let us Live Together,” which was their biggest hit. With the release of “Eji Owuro,” Sola Allyson created one of Nigeria’s most well-known love songs. Love/Heartbreak was a theme that frequently appeared in the music that was being released at the time.

Here are the top Nigerian songs that are turning 20 in 2023.

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OLUFUNMI- Styl-plus

One of Nigeria’s best R&B groups, Styl-plus, released their smash hit ballad “OLUFUNMI” in 2003. Following its release, Olufunmi was one of the songs that radio callers most frequently requested.

Because TV stations kept airing the song’s video back-to-back, it became a national anthem for love. The song was about a heartbroken boyfriend who kept proclaiming his love and affection for his girlfriend.

Danfo Driver – Mountain Black, Mad Melon

Following Ajegunle’s domination in Nigerian music, the combo of Mad Melon and Mountain Black created this simple yet popular dedication to commercial bus drivers in Lagos.

Mountain Black and Mad Melon both saw their musical careers take off because of Danfo Driver, which helped make them well-known figures in the Nigerian music scene.

The song Danfo Drivers was so well-liked by listeners that it became the group’s name.

Oruka – Sunny Neji

Oruka by Sunny Neji was one of the top five wedding songs in 2003. It had to be on the playlist of every DJ.

The song was released from the album, “Unchained“. It enjoyed massive airplay and became an anthem at every wedding ceremony and between newlyweds. The song was produced by Sunny Nneji and co-produced by Sammy Odins Odihirin under the O’Jez Music label.

Ehen by Ruggedman feat. Nomoreloss

Nigerian rap music needed a rude awakening, and this song provided it. Ruggedman turned the focus back to excellent rhymes and lyricism. He did not hold back when he took jabs at the biggest rappers of the day. Few people have dared to follow Ruggedman’s example.

Senorita- P-square

“Senorita“, the debut single from P-Square is off their debut album, “Last Nite“, and their elder brother Jude Engees Okoye directed the video.

The song, which featured the duo’s dancing abilities, earned the most airplay of the entire album. The two were inspired to dance as children by Michael Jackson.

Eji Owuro- Sola Allyson

This intriguing soundtrack is taken from her widely acclaimed 2003 project, Eji Owuro, which includes seven astonishing worship euphonies.

The love ballad propelled Sola Allyson to fame because of its romantic elements, which made it a requirement for weddings.

The song was produced by Cohbams Asuquo.

Emi Le Gan- Sasha P

Known as the first lady of rap in Nigeria, this was Sasha P’s debut solo track under Da Trybe records. Saha P earned the deserved title as Nigerian rap First Lady thanks to her beautiful penmanship.

Let’s Live Together- Kush

KUSH was a group made up of three women, (Lara George, TY Bello and Emem Ema) and a man (Dapo Torimiro).

K.U.S.H released their hit song “Let us Live Together” as part of their album The Experience in 2003. The video for this well-liked song featured a combination of black, white, grey, and sepia.

In between shots of TY Bello and Lara George doing their thing, were short clips of wartime scenes. The theme was devastation, death, and destruction, and Kush played it to the greatest effect with everything from a starving child to a woman promising to kill another woman and an image of a dead body on burnt soil.

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Raise Da Roof- Jazzman Olofin ft Adewale Ayuba

This was rap meets Fuji as Jazzman Olofin and Adewale Ayuba really raised the roof with this song and had listeners dancing their heart out. The song shot him into limelight during that period.

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The top 20 Classic and Contemporary Nigerian Love Songs

It’s the season of love, and whilst this year’s Christmas isn’t valentine like all the other Christmas, it doesn’t stop us from trying to enjoy it by showing love to each other and here are the top 20 Classic and memorable Contemporary Nigerian Love Songs.

And what’s a better way to express love than through song? But not just any old music, Nigerian love songs. E shock you abi.

Nigeria has a ridiculously vast catalogue of love songs; unfortunately, a lot of time it gets lost under catchy beats and funny lyrics and we miss the message, I mean

what’s more romantic than telling a Nigerian woman to ‘take all my money put am for your head o” (we’re going to conveniently forget the rest of the lyrics in that song, cos I don’t get it either)  but I maintain that Nigerian men are romantic, argue with yourself.

I have chosen twenty out of the best, this is by no means an exhaustive list, there are so many more that I’d have loved to add. Have a read/listen, google the lyrics and send them to your SO, if you’re still single, listen and have yourself a solo party.

Now I must give you a heads up; this list is incredibly biased, they’re all songs that I like, a lot of which I can sing word for word.

Ok, now enjoy. I hope you show love and feel loved today.

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Top 20 Classic and Contemporary Nigerian Love Songs

Ololufe – Wande Coal 

Long before I ever interviewed him, this was my first introduction to Wande, Ololufe was from the now-defunct Mo’Hits (now Mavin) compilation album Curriculum Vitae released in 2007.

African Queen – 2face 

The ultimate Nigerian love song of its time, it’s a classic song, released in 2004.

It was widely acclaimed worldwide and was even used as a soundtrack in the movie Phat Girls’s arguably the first Nigerian hit of contemporary pop.

Baby mi da (Baby Jowo) – Victor Olaiya ft 2face 

Technically this isn’t the name of the song, the original highlife song ‘Mofe mu yan’ is a little more vulgar.

I lowkey prefer the remix with 2face released in 2014, the original was released somewhere between the ’60s and ’70s, filled with beautiful trumpet and piano interludes, this version is a mishmash of the oldies and with a fresh spin.

RMD also remixed baby Jowo in Tade Ogidan’s OGD All Starz Jamz.

Iyawo Mi – Timi Dakolo

Iyawo mi was released in 2014 and dedicated to his wife. My chest. If I were creating this list in order, I would definitely be in my top 5 and listen to the lyrics.

That’s it. That’s the message.

Never Far Away- Lagbaja 

Anyone who knows me, and knows me well knows that Lagbaja is MY guy, there’s no song of his that I don’t know, and I keep saying (God willing) he will play at my traditional wedding.

NFA was released in 2004, with the beautiful Ego’s voice, accompanied by an orchestra, violins, bata drums, percussion, a beautiful fusion of sounds that he’s christened AFRICANO.

Honestly, it’s beautiful to listen to; I’m calling this one a masterpiece,  Lagbaja is what I call a proper musician, wherever you are, come back, I miss you.

Oruka – Sunny Neji

Released in 2007, when there weren’t many Nigerian wedding love songs, Sunny Neji, having gotten married a few years before created this specifically to fill that gap.

Oruka quickly became a popular wedding song.

One Love – Onyeka Onwenu  

Now, this isn’t about romantic love, but I would be remiss if I didn’t add it to the list as it sends a message of love nonetheless.

Released in 1986, and still relevant in 2021.

‘One Love’ is a call for us to come together as one and love each other, sounds cheesy, but in light of the last year, I’d say it’s more than relevant.

Paul Play – Angel of My Life  

Originally released in the early 2000s. Likely 2006, this song has been featured in many love songs playlists.

He released a remix featuring Runtown in 2020.

Paul Play is the son of legendary juju musician the late Isaiah Kehinde Dairo.

Olo Mi – Tosin Martins 

This is one song that won’t be forgotten in a hurry, released in 2005 it was the love song that was played at almost every wedding, and is a part of many love stories it’s a fusion of R’n’B, hi-life and jazz with Yoruba lyrics.

It is still going strong over a decade later.

One Naira –  MI

One of MI’s most loved songs, released in 2010 as track no ten on his sophomore album MI 2: The Movie; features the talented Waje vocals on the chorus.

He praises his love interest in choosing love and one naira over money, and it makes for beautiful music.

Olufunmi – Styl Plus 

I struggled to decide between Olufunmi and Always on my mind. Still, if you pick 20 random Nigerians over the age of 18, I can almost guarantee they all know the lyrics to Olufunmi’s chorus.

Released in 2006 on the album Expressions, the song quickly became popular and is still their most successful song.

Honourable mention – Aso Ibora.

Ekuro – Davido 

Aye and Assurance heavily contested this spot – But I think Ekuro is the right song, released in 2012 off his debut studio album titled “Omo Baba Olowo”.

OG Davido fans will remember this.

Eji Ewuro – Sola Allyson 

‘Ife bi eji owuro’ means love like the morning dew, my whole chest ???? Originally released as a soundtrack for a Yoruba movie with the same title, it’s filled with mostly Sola’s words.

You can still hear the keys and talking drums; this one is a proper traditional love song. You may not understand the language, but I promise you it’s beautiful; I loved this song even before I knew what an expression of love felt like.

My Darlin – Tiwa Savage 

I would be remiss if I did not include Miss Savage on this list when the majority of her songs are deemed love songs.

My Darlin was released in 2014 along with beautiful visuals of a love story, starring Tiwa as a grandma telling her love story against the backdrop of war, and her granddaughters impending wedding.

Love Don’t Care – Simi

Released in 2016 ‘Love don’t care isn’t just any old love song it sorts of crosses over into the ‘woke’ territory.

She talks about a love that isn’t bound by ethnicity, religion or socio-economic status; the song garnered her mainstream attention.

Romeo and Juliet – Johnny Drille

Johnny Drille is in a league of his own, “Romeo & Juliet” is a simple song with crisp vocals over a simple acoustic guitar, a tambourine, and a drum.

The song has an alt-country vibe that is relatively new in the Nigerian music scene.

I wouldn’t compare him to any other Nigerian artist, having only just discovered him, I’ve quickly become a fan.

Banky W – Yes/No 

Released in 2012 just in time for Valentine’s day, Banky W then known as Mr Lover boy is another one with an impressive catalogue of mostly RnB Love songs (Made for you, All I want is you)

Yes/No won Most Gifted R&B Video at the 10th Annual Channel O Music Video Awards, it also peaked at number 1 on BBC Radio 1Xtra’s Afrobeat charts.

Obianuju – Duncan Mighty  

What’s more romantic than a man creating a whole song with your name as the title, released in 2010, quickly became a fan favourite and inspired many covers and spin-offs.

Future in Your Eyes – Tjan

“Future in your eyes” released in 2018 is a mid-tempo vibe produced by the legendary Cobhams Asuquo Beautiful lyrics.

And last but certainly not the least

Case – Teni

Simply because I’m currently into the type of love that comes with ENERGY, one that fights for me, released as a single in 2018

‘Case’ won the Headies award for Best Pop Single, propelled Teni further into the limelight, and grabbed major players’ attention within the African music industry.

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Today’s Thursday throwback will be looking into famous rapper, Ice Prince and some of his songs to put on replay.

Oleku ft Brymo

In 2010, Ice Prince teamed up with sensational singer, Brymo on this one. Certainly, one of the hottest classics of then and still one of his most loved songs ever.

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Whiskey ft. Sunny Nneji

This is another smooth song he released in 2014. On it, he features legendary Sunny Neji.

Aboki

This came as his first single in 2012, following the success of his E.L.I album which he dropped the previous year.

Produced by Chopstix, this is another song that paved a higher ground for the singer in the music space.

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Superstar

Like previous years, Ice Prince also made headlines with this song as his second single of the year, 2013.

It’s a rocky tune with loads of fun and champagne, celebrating top models and superstars.

VIP

Lastly, we have “VIP” (Very important personality) where Ice Prince praised himself and talked about how appreciated he is global.

Throwback Thursday: 5 songs from Ice Prince to put on replay

• Oleku
• Whiskey ft. Sunny Nneji
• Aboki
• Superstar
• VIP

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Let’s take you on a trip down memory lane to the early 2000s, a golden age of Nigerian music, where artists contended for dominance on the charts, and when lyrics and edifying songs were valued over sound and club appeal.

Here are Nigerian Songs from the 2000s that are still bops to date;

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9ice- Little Money

Years before 9ice has reached stardom with his iconic “Gongo Aso” album, the singer had gained prominence with “Little Money” which is off his first album, “Certificate“. It might not have gained immortal stardom like Gongo Aso but it’s no doubt a bop even now.

Sunny Neji-Oruka

In the early 2000s, “Oruka” was among the top five wedding anthems. No matter the tribe, the song was a must-have on any wedding DJ’s playlist or the party is incomplete.

P-Square- Bizzy Body

P-square were the IT group when it came to dropping hit songs that dominated everyone’s playlist. One of the first songs that shot them to prominence was “Bizzy Body“. This song had every lady trying to whine their waist stiff or not.

The remix featuring Weird MC was bigger as it became a club anthem at the time of its release. Whether original or remix, both songs are still bopping even with the fact that both of them are seperated.

Olu Maintain-Yahooze

Should one want to do a history on the intertwining relationship between cybercrime and the Nigerian Music Industry, only “Yahooze” can provide a thesis.

This song had a catchy hook, and an infectious beat that blinded people from dwelling too much on its underlying message- the glorification of fraud.

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Danfo Drivers- Danfo Driver

Consisting of Mad Melon and Mountain Black, Danfo Drivers were a duo who were popular for their Ajegunle Ghetto style music and also one of the instruments in the popularization of the Galala dance.

One of their songs, the Socio-political “Danfo Drivers” sees them discuss the difficulties of being poor in a supposedly rich country.  They also question God on their predicament.

African China- Mr President

“Mr President” is a socio-political song that calls out corrupt African leaders and their style of leadership which is ruining the countries they serve. African China employs the use of Ghetto language to pass his message across. Though the song is a socially conscious song, you can’t help but sing along when it comes on.

Tony Tetuila- My Car

After leaving the Remedies, Tony Tetuila went on to establish himself as a successful solo artist in the early 2000s. One of the big hits he would always be remembered for is ‘MY Car”. Said to be a diss song to his former bandmate, Eedris Abdulkareem, “My Car” is a string of narration of funny incidents with his car as the focal point.

D’banj- Tongolo

This was D’banj‘s first song and the foundation of his success story. The song which is produced by Don Jazzy made the catchphrase, “The Koko” popular and would go on to be D’banj significant catchphrase.

Timaya-Dem Mama

Timaya is one of the underrated icons in the music industry. He has made enough impact like 2Baba, D’banj, P-square and the rest on the music industry.

“Dem Mama” is a combination of an infectious beat and a strong message of the military brutality and criminal killings in Bayelsa. The song is inspired by the tragic story of Udi, the Oil-rich Niger Delta region of Nigeria in 1999.

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2Baba-African Queen

Truly one of the first Nigerian songs to get international recognition, and arguably the most acclaimed song created by a Nigerian, African Queen was a song far ahead of its time.

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In the current age, while a lot of Nigerian Artists sample from songs from veteran musicians, a lot of them are still yet to collaborate with them

The ones who do so did it so well that it became hard to distinguish their voices from the older artists.

In actuality, they are so similar to the veteran musicians, both artists become one personality for the duration of the song.

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Here are the collaborations between Nigerian Artists and veteran musicians that have been done far:

Zlatan and Obesere

In 2020 before the lockdown took over the country, the Nigerian Twitter had dug up old songs of Veteran fuji star, Obesere and “Egungun be Careful” was one of the songs that reigned.

Zlatan in his usual way of jumping on trends took advantage of the opportunity to do a remix of the song with Obesere. While the remix wasn’t well-received by fans, the collaboration was still a good idea.

K1 De Ultimate and Teni

K1 De Ultimate is known as the pioneer of modern fuji and is well respected in the music industry. In fact, Nigerian Artists mostly from the Yoruba tribe are known to sample his songs.

In 2020, he dropped an EP titled “Fuji the Sound“. The EP saw the legendary performer fuse Fuji with elements of Afrobeats. One of the songs he featured Teni titled ‘Omo Naija“. Teni who is known to sample fuji on her song didn’t have a problem smoothly flowing with the song.

DJ Cuppy and Sir Shina Peters

DJ Cuppy released her debut album, “Original copy” in 2020 and she featured an impressive number of great artists on it. On one of the songs titled, “54” we featured music legend Sir Shina Peters and Reggae icon, Julian Marley.

Despite the two different genres, the respective artists practice, they managed to make the impossible possible. ’54’ which pays homage to Africa and its countries sees reggae and Juju music blend on an Afrobeat tempo.

Ice Prince and Sunny Neji

Ice Prince teamed up with Veteran singer, Sunny Neji on “Whiskey” off his album, “Fire of Zamani” released in 2013.

The song was at that the first in a long time people had heard again from Sunny Neji who used to rule the early 2000s with his hit songs.

Simi and Ebenezer Obey

in 2021, Simi and Legendary Fuji maestro Ebenezer Obey teamed up to remix one of his iconic hits, Aimasiko for the 14th Headies Award.

Actually, Simi had covered the song on her second studio album, “Simisola” in 2017. While she did an amazing job on it, the Headies version saw her align with Ebenezer Obey to produce magic which quickly found its way into people’s heart.

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2Baba and Victor Olaiya

Late Victor Olaiya is remembered for many of his hit songs, 2Baba teamed up with him to make a remix to one of the songs titled, “Baby Jowo”.

This remix is a great companion to the original song, and we will remember Dr Victor Olaiya every time we listen to it.

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Meanwhile, withOruka by Sunny Neji can easily be regarded as one of the golden voices in the high-life music genre in Nigeria.

Since the late 80’s Sunny Neji has been consistent in the art of making good music.

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On today’s throwback series, we bring to the forefront the record “Oruka” which was released in 2003.

The wedding song is one of the lead singles off his full-length album, “Unchained”, recorded in Ghana in 2003.

Stream And Enjoy

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Today, Mp3bullet.ng will be celebrating Music icons who laid the foundation of the Nigerian Music Industry thrives upon.

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These icons gave us music that won’t be forgotten anytime soon, their music might not have been internationally recognized like our current stars but it still doesn’t diminish the efforts they made.

For this list, we would be taking a look at the Music veterans who are still alive and take a look at how their music has impacted us.

They must have released songs between the ’90s and early 2000s and must have several other hits apart from the song chosen for the list.

• Lagbaja – Konko Below

The masked Musician made the late ’90s and early 2000s a fun one with his catchy hooks and use of talking drums and other traditional instruments.

Konko Below is attributed with being the music that made twerking a normal part of dancing. It’s hard hearing the song and not wanting to bend down low as far as your waist can allow.

• Onyeka Onwenu – One Love

Actress, Singer, Journalist and Activist, Onyeka Onwenu is a singing nightingale whose voice was soothing and lovely to listen to. She was dubbed the Elegant Stallion.

Onyeka Onwenu released “One Love” in 1986, a song which to date is still a classic. “One Love” would have won a Grammys if Nigeria was allowed into the competition back then.

• Sunny Ade – Ja Funmi

King Sunny Ade is a Juju singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who became the first Nigerian artist to be nominated for a Grammy Award.

King Sunny Ade released Ja Funmi in 1982. Ja Funmi means “Fight for Me”. The song is regarded as Sunny Ade’s best work and was released as part of his Major Label debut.

• Daddy Showkey – Somebody call my name

Daddy Showkey is a singer and a dancer who is credited for bringing the Popular “Galala” dance to light.

Daddy Showkey who still wears his dread put the city of Ajegunle, a place attributed to poor living standards and a Ghetto lifestyle on the forefront.

Somebody call my name is Daddy Showkey’s best call which is part of an album of the same name.

• Sunny Neji – Oruka

Sunny Neji was a singer, songwriter whose hit songs like “Happy Birthday”, “Tolotolo”, “Face me”, “Abosede”, “Mr Fantastic”

However, it was hit love ballad, “Oruka” that can be considered his best work ever. The song was a Nigerian Favourite. It was hard to go to weddings in the early 2000s and not hear the song being played.

• Tony Tetulia – My Car

Tony Tetuila was formerly a member of the popular music group, Remedies before leaving the group to establish a solo career.

Tony Tetuila’s best song is “My Car”, a song that was considered a diss song at former bandmate Eedris Abdulkareem.

• African China – No Condition is Permanent

African China is a Nigerian reggae artist who used pidgin to spice his music. His songs were popular in the early 2000s for their catchy tune, chorus, and relatable lyrics.

African China used his songs as a way to condemn corruption, societal ills, and vices. No Condition is Permanent is a song that talks about one’s standard of living and how everyone has their destined time to progress.

• Eedris Abdulkareem – Jaga jaga

Eedris Abdulkareem was a member of The Remedies. Eedris Abdulkareem is an activist who spoke out against corruption in Nigeria with his songs.

His most notable song is “Jaga Jaga”, a song that got then President of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo to ban it.

The song talked about the troubling state of Nigeria and how corruption had eaten deep into the system.

• Paul Play Dairo – Angel

Paul Play Dairo is the son of Late Musician, IK Dairo. Paul Play is a R ‘n’ B singer who broke into the music scene with a remixed version of his father’s hit song, “Mo so tire”.

However, it was his original song, “Angel of my Life” that cemented a spot in people’s hearts. In the song, he sings of a woman whom he sees as his angel. He released a remixed version of the song earlier this year and featured Runtown.

• Sammie Okposo – Welu Welu

Sammie Okposo is considered a legend in the Gospel Music Industry. He came into the music scene with his hit song, “Welu Welu”.

Welu Welu is a song of thanksgiving to God for Life, protection and blessings. It’s a danceable song that is quite easy to sing.

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This year’s edition themed “The power of a dream” promises to be an unforgettable one

This evening, all roads lead to Eko hotel where the prestigious event is to be held.

The red carpet kicks off at exactly 6pm while the main event starts at 7pm.

The hosts; Actress, Nancy Isime and popular singer Reminisce, are set.

Viewers all over the country are also set to witness the event which will be aired live on HIP TV.

Nominees are arriving in style and with their hearts full of hope that they go home victorious.

The time has come!!

Stick to this Page and Keep Refreshing as the updates drop!

7:57 pm: Dr Sid just checked in on the red carpet with his lovely black Agbada, all blink over it.

8:02 pm: The one and only DJ with Tattoo on his face, DJ Sose shows up on the Red Carpet with his white Agbada.

8:05 pm: Right about now, we have FDN Queen 2019 on the Red Carpet as she’s being interviewed by VJ-HIPTV, Rhelax

8:12 pm: Red carpet interviews still going on!

8:17 pm: We have the picture of lovely outfit rocked by Denola Grey

8:19 pm: OJA Daddy, Reminisce is ready for you all tonight!

8:23 pm: Tobi Bakre live on the Red carpet, here’s what he looks like to the Award night.

8:26 pm: The Contagious singer, Wurld Live on the Red carpet.

8:32 pm: Rico Swavey spotted on the Red carpet, his outfit isn’t the Ghen Ghen type.

8:34 pm: Tony Tetuila is also here to show some love, not looking bad though. Probably, He should be presenting an award tonight.

8:38 pm: See what the Headies Stage looks like.

8:42 pm: Steve Babaeko live on the Red Carpet.

8:50 pm: Here’s what Dotun’s outfit looks like.

8:53 pm: Pretty Mike in all white on the Red carpet, his look has caused an uproar on social media already.

8:58 pm: Joeboy is in the building, meanwhile, he bags 4-nominations, and he hopes to win tonight.

9:00 pm: Victor AD takes the stage by storm

9:03 pm: Ubi Franklin spotted with EX-BBNaija Housemates.

9:07 pm: Tonight’s hosts, Nancy Isime and Reminisce

9:18 PM: Ebuka in shades of all black.

9:34 Pm: As at this time of reporting, we are still enjoying the recap of The Headies, stay tuned for more updates.

9:40 pm: EX-BBNaija housemate, Mercy with the Sauce.

9:51 pm: Ex-BBNaija Housemate, Mike looking dapper in all white.

10:18 pm: After much anticipating, the show kicks off with live performances from some set of talented dancers.

10:22 pm: Nancy Isime and Reminisce step on stage in all red, though Oja Daddy has a touch of Black with his shirt.

10:24 pm: and the Rookie Of the Year Award goes to “Barry Jhay”

10:28 pm: Best Vocal Performance (Female) award goes to “Teni”

10:33 pm: Best Vocal Performance (Male) award goes to “Wurld”

10:35 pm: Zaaki Azzay live on stage for a performance, “Na me go marry am eeeh, I suppose to marry am”, sure you remember this jam back in those years.

10:44 pm: Best Street-hop Award goes to “Chinko Ekun“, “Able God”

10:46 pm: Best Recording Of The Year Award goes to  Teni “Uyo Meyo”

10:51 pm: Best Rap Single Award goes to “Falz” – Talk

10:54 pm: “Wurld” delivering Live performance

11:02 PM: Best Alternative Song Award goes to “Johnny Drille – “Finding Efe”

11:04 PM: Best Rap Album Award goes to “Falz” – Moral Instruction

11:08 PM: Lyricist on the roll Award goes to “A-Q – Crown”

11:13 pm: Victor AD takes the stage as he performs his catchy songs.

11:25 pm: Best Collabo Award goes to “Burna Boy ft Zlatan – Killin Dem”

11:28 pm: Best Performer Award goes to “Yemi Alade”

11:31 pm: Best R&B single Award goes to “Seyi Shay” ft Runtown “Gimme Love”

11:34 pm: Styl-plus now live on stage for a performance.

11:46 PM: Best Pop Single Award goes “Teni – Case”

11:50 PM: Best R&B/POP ALBUM goes to “Mayorkun” – TMOL”

11:53 PM: Headies’ Viewer’s Choice Award goes to “Teni”

11:55 PM: Live performance from “Duncan Mighty”, the Port Harcourt first son is here!!

12:04 am: Best Music Video Award goes to “Burna Boy – Dangote”

12:09 am: Hip Hop World Revelation Award goes to Mayorkun

12:16 am: Sunny Neji Live on stage

12:21 am: Album Of The Year Award goes to “Falz – Moral Instruction”

12: 24 am: Producer of the year award goes to Killertunes

12:32 am: Special Recognition Award goes to “Mr. Paul Okoye” (PaulO)

12:37 am: Rema performs “Bad Commando” and “Dumebi” live on stage.

12:47 am: Next Rated Award goes to “Rema”

12:52 am: Song of the year award goes to “Burna Boy – Ye“

12:54 am: Artiste of the Year award goes to “Burna Boy“

12:58 am: Teni takes over the stage as she performs her new single “Billionaire“

1:08 am: ….and that brings us to the end of the event.!!! Congrats to all the winners, Thanks to you guys for staying with us all through the live updates, do have a wonderful night rest.

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This mixtape Comprises of all the hit singles trended then and now in Nigeria, DJ Chascolee – Ever Blazing Wedding Mixtape Is The Most anticipated Mixtape of the season.  I guess you wouldn’t want to miss out on this.

Egbom Cyprian Chibuike popularly known as DJ Chascolee has been able to infuse his vast education into the mathematics of “DeeJaying. Download and enjoy
Track List

1.Ololufe – Flavour x Chidinma

2.Wedding day – 9ice

3.Iyawo mi – Timi Dakolo

4.Oruka – Sunny Neji

5.Angel of my life – Paul Play

6.So far so good – Phyno

7.Katapot – Reekado Banks

8.Ololufe – Wande Coal

9.I love u – Psquare

10.Daddy yo – Wizkid

11.Samankwe – Harrysong

12.Romantic call – Kcee

13.Beautiful Onyinye – Psquare

14.Ife wa gbona – Tiwa Savage

15.Happy day – Patoranking

16.Diana – Tekno

17.One love – Onyeka Onwenu

18.If – Davido

19.Girlie o – Patoranking x Tiwa savage

20.Mad over u – Runtown

21.Tender – Kcee x Tekno

22.Yawa – Tekno

23.Screen saver – Wizboy x Jmartins

24.Orente – AdekunleGold

25.My woman – Patoranking x Wande Coal

26.Osinachi rmx – Humblesmith x Davido x Phyno

27.Dodo – Davido

28.Woju rmx – Tekno x Davido x Tiwa Savage

29.Aye – Davido

30.Olomi gbo temi – Ebeneza Obey

31.Ada ada – Flavour

32.Melo melo – Olamide

33.Duro – Kiss Daniel

34.Laye – Kiss Daniel

35.Where – Tekno

36.Nobody ugly – Psquare

37.Mama – Kiss Daniel

38.Shake – Flavour

39.Coco baby – Waje x Diamond Platnumz

40.Dont stop – Olamide

41.Igbeyawo – Oritsefemi

42.My darlin – Tiwa Savage

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Directed by Lucas Ried. Enjoy below and share your thoughts.

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This is a good come back and also a perfect way to wrap up the year.

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Sunny Neji has made his mark in the music industry and is proudly one of the few that have transformed the industry to attain where it is today.”

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