“Dearly” is a heartfelt love song centered on deep devotion and exclusivity in a romantic relationship. Through the lyrics, both artists express unwavering commitment, declaring they want nobody else and clearly see their partner as “the one.”

Blending smooth melodies with affectionate promises and playful references like Aladdin and Jasmine, the song beautifully celebrates passionate love, trust, and the desire to stay close no matter what.

Wande Coal & Qing Madi – Dearly Lyrics

Intro
Uhhhh
Oh yeah yeah yeah

Pre-Chorus: Wande Coal
I never see anybody wey love you pass me
When I tell you my secret, make you no cast me
Too gbaski
Baby anything make you dey ask me
Con dey feel like say you don dey jazz me
I still, never see anybody wey love you pass me
If you tell me you gat me, I know you gat me
Too classy
Let me be the Genie with the magic
I’ll be your Aladdin you be my Jasmine

Chorus: Wande Coal
I love you dearly
I see it clearly
I don’t want nobody
Cause I don’t see nobody
I need you near me
I’ll hold you steady
I can’t love nobody
Cause I don’t want nobody

Post-Chorus: Wande Coal
If it’s not youuuu (if it’s not you)
In my life, baby
Cause I don’t wanna see nobody
If it’s not youuuu (if it’s not you)
In my life, baby
Cause I don’t wanna see nobody but you
Nobody but you
Ohhhhh

Verse 2: Qing Madi
…in my space
How did you think that I’m not…
You always on my page, but you making it hard to just let you go
Oya sunmomi
I want you like I do
You can’t leave o
Oh eh eh
Baby I don’t care
I do love
I am melody, you baby
I do not care
I do love
I no wan dey choose boy, choose boy

Pre-Chorus: Wande Coal & Qing Madi
I never see anybody wey love you pass me
When I tell you my secret, make you no cast me
Too gbaski
Baby anything make you dey ask me
Con dey feel like say you don dey jazz me
I still, never see anybody wey love you pass me
If you tell me you gat me, I know you gat me
Too classy
Let me be the Genie with the magic
I’ll be your Aladdin you be my Jasmine

Chorus: Wande Coal
I love you dearly
I see it clearly
I don’t want nobody
Cause I don’t see nobody
I need you near me
I’ll hold you steady
I can’t love nobody
Cause I don’t want nobody

Post-Chorus: Wande Coal
If it’s not youuuu (if it’s not you)
In my life, baby
Cause I don’t wanna see nobody
If it’s not youuuu (if it’s not you)
In my life, baby
Cause I don’t wanna see nobody but you
Nobody but you

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The collaboration is a seamless blend of experience and youthful energy. Wande Coal, a defining voice of modern Afrobeats, brings his signature silky vocals and masterful control.

At the same time, Qing Madi adds a vibrant, emotive layer, proving why she’s one of the most exciting young talents in Nigerian music today.

“DEARLY” is a mid-tempo Afro-R&B track that celebrates enduring love and commitment. The minimalist production places the spotlight squarely on the vocals, allowing both artists to shine. Wande Coal effortlessly navigates between soaring tenor runs and grounded melodies, while Qing Madi matches him note for note, delivering maturity beyond her years.

The chemistry between the two feels natural, almost conversational, bridging two eras of Nigerian pop: Wande Coal representing the boom of the 2010s and Qing Madi embodying the genre-defying future. The result is a track that’s smooth, timeless, and immediately captivating—perfect for late-night drives, intimate moments, or wedding playlists.

For Wande Coal, “DEARLY” adds another jewel to his illustrious catalogue. For Qing Madi, it’s a statement-making moment, cementing her arrival as a force in Afrobeats alongside one of the genre’s greatest voices.

Listen to “Dearly” HERE

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“Dem Go Pay” is a vibrant, confidence-packed anthem that centers on success, money, and rising above envy or competition.

Wande Coal flaunts his financial elevation, luxury lifestyle, and steady self-assurance, making it clear that anyone who doubted or disrespected him will eventually “pay” for it.

With its catchy hook and street-smart swagger, the track celebrates hard work, resilience, and fully enjoying the rewards that come with leveling up.

Wande Coal – Dem Go Pay Lyrics

Ehhhh
Holy mountain

Ayo mi toh wa ni Ibadan baba je kin dapada wa
Ayo mi toh gbe lo si badan baba ban da pada wa
Oluwa dapa wa, ebàn dapada wa

Bami gbo mi ti mo gbè kan na woti fe woju arawa won ahhhh
Toba lolè otun ma padawa ka tun gbe fun arawa ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye
Ladu gbo mi awon omo lili won tife woju arawa won ahhhh
Taba reni keni to foh fun enikeni ko lo ri ara won ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye

Obodo de nu gò getting my money
I no de play with anybody
Shebi na money go turn you to man
My brother no be by Gucci
But Gucci Ferrari Versace and Fendi
Ferragamo on my body ehh
Won ni mo tí ra Louis kan
Awon weyrey wón lon sho mi

Bami gbo mi ti mo gbè kan na woti fe woju arawa won ahhhh
Toba lolè otun ma padawa ka tun gbe fun arawa ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye
Ladu gbo mi awon omo lili won tife woju arawa won ahhhh
Taba reni keni to foh fun enikeni ko lo ri ara won ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye

Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo

Eheen
On a flight with a PJ to Republic of Bénin Iyeeee
Come dey call my phone say she want ogede nne
Whine nini whine nini whine whine Dangote
Shey you dey whine Dangote
The money long gàn like Dangote
Dantata Aminu Abubaka
All of them na my guys sikes
I know say when you see my bank account
You go surprise whyyyy
Walahi money plenty for my hand die
My light de shine for night

Bami gbo mi ti mo gbè kan na woti fe woju arawa won ahhhh
Toba lolè otun ma padawa ka tun gbe fun arawa ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye
Ladu gbo mi awon omo lili won tife woju arawa won ahhhh
Taba reni keni to foh fun enikeni ko lo ri ara won ahhhh
Shey you get money me I get money ati morawa ahhhh
Ye ye ye ye ye

Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo
Dem go pay, dem go pay
Dem go pay wan sanwo

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Produced by Choke Boi and released under his Starstruck Management imprint, the track arrives as his first solo offering of the year, following his joint project Best of Both Worlds with Kel-P.

With this release, the veteran star signals a renewed creative energy and gives fans a taste of what’s to come from his next full-length body of work.

Built on vibrant Afrobeat rhythms, DEM GO PAY dives straight into themes of success, wealth, and self-assurance. Wande Coal uses the record to reflect on his wins with a calm confidence that only comes from experience.

It’s an anthem about standing tall, staying focused, and trusting that anyone who underestimates or disrespects him will eventually face the consequences.

 

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He weaves a narrative of financial elevation and a luxury lifestyle without losing the subtle swagger he’s known for.

Choke Boi’s production blends modern Afro-pop bounce with a touch of traditional elements, creating a soundscape that perfectly frames Wande Coal’s unmistakable vocals.

His delivery is rich and controlled, carrying just the right blend of polish and conviction to drive the message home.

With DEM GO PAY, Wande Coal once again proves why his voice remains one of Afrobeats’ most distinctive and enduring. It’s a reminder of his staying power—and a strong signal that the upcoming album will be worth the wait.

Listen to DEM GO PAY HERE.

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The short visual clip hints at the start of a bold new phase for the artist fondly known as the “Black Diamond.”

In the teaser, Wande Coal appears in a dark, suspense-filled setting surrounded by men dressed entirely in black.

The atmosphere evokes the intensity of a high-budget action film, brooding, sleek, and visually striking. Wearing a long black coat and shades, Wande Coal commands the scene before the frame cuts dramatically to the title Dem Go Pay emblazoned in metallic letters.

 

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The phrase, a popular Nigerian Pidgin expression meaning “they will pay,” has already sparked online buzz, with fans interpreting it as a message of resilience, revenge, or triumph.

The teaser signals what could be a defining moment in Wande Coal’s two-decade career. Following the success of his 2023 album Legend or No Legend and his 2025 single Go Easy, the Afrobeats veteran seems ready to make yet another powerful artistic statement.

Known for his silky vocals, genre-blending versatility, and pioneering influence on modern Afrobeats, Wande Coal continues to reinvent his sound while staying rooted in his signature style.

If the teaser is any indication, Dem Go Pay won’t just be another hit; it could mark the beginning of a thrilling new chapter for one of Nigeria’s most enduring musical icons.

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The event, which has become a staple in marking Beat FM’s anniversary, commemorated the station’s 16th year of trailblazing impact in Nigeria’s media and entertainment space.

This year’s brunch carried a unique Prom theme, blending nostalgia, music, and glamour into an unforgettable celebration.

The brunch brought together an eclectic mix of industry stakeholders, executives, artists, and influencers in an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere. Headlining the music experience was Top Boy, DJ Spinall, who commanded the decks with a special set featuring thrilling performances from some of the industry’s finest, including Wande Coal, Wurld, iLLBliss, Guchi, Ajebutter22, Soundz, Dera, Amaraand Kemuel.

Among the distinguished attendees was Chris Ubosi, Managing Director of Megalectrics Limited, and Deji Awoka, General Manager of Megalectrics Limited, parent company of The Beat 99.9FM, alongside the station’s eccentric and beloved on-air personalities Osi Dirisu, Taymi B, Biola, Nicole, and Eve.

Guests also enjoyed appearances from Naija FM’s voices Joy Panam and Godwin, as well as media personality Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi, and renowned producer Krizbeatz. Sony Music’s fast-rising star Morravey lit up the evening by winning the Prom Queen title and teasing guests with an exclusive performance of her forthcoming single.

Culinary delights and refreshing drinks elevated the evening’s mood, thanks to generous sponsors Castle Lite, Monkey Shoulder, and LUC Belaire, who kept guests indulged throughout the night.

The night ended on a high note with laughter, music, and memories that reaffirmed Beat FM’s position as a cultural tastemaker and Sony Music’s continued commitment to celebrating artistry and community. As the curtains fell on The Beat Brunch 2025, one truth was undeniable—16 years on, Beat FM remains the heartbeat of Lagos entertainment, and together with Sony Music, the beat goes on.

Watch the highlight below:

 

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Global music authority Billboard has rolled out its highly anticipated ranking of the 50 greatest Afrobeats songs of all time, celebrating the genre’s remarkable rise from West Africa to global dominance.

According to the outlet, the countdown will be revealed in phases, with ten songs published weekly until the ultimate number one is crowned. The rollout began on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

The selection represents Billboard’s editorial picks and shines a spotlight on Afrobeats classics that shaped the sound, alongside modern chart-toppers that pushed the genre beyond the continent.

Below are the tracks ranked from No. 50 to No. 1:

50. Weird MC — Ijoya
49. Nonso Amadi — Tonight
48. Timaya — Dem Mama
47. Jazzman Olofin & Adewale Ayuba — Raise Da Roof
46. Victony & Tempoe — Soweto
45. Olu Maintain — Yahooze
44. Ice Prince & Bruno — Oleku
43. Kizz Daniel & Tekno — Buga
42. Libianca — People
41. Asake — Peace Be Unto You
40. Davido ft. Musa Keys — UNAVAILABLE
39. Skales — Shake Body
38. Lojay & Sarz — Monalisa
37. Oxlade — KU LO SA
36. Maleek Berry — Kontrol
35. Tekno — Pana
34. P-Square — Personally
33. Runtown — Mad Over You
32. Mavin All Stars — Dorobucci
31. Ayra Starr — Rush
30. Burna Boy & Zlatan — Killin Dem
29. Amaarae & Moliy — Sad Girlz Luv Money
28. Fireboy DML — Peru
27. Wande Coal & DJ Tunez — Iskaba
26. Mr Eazi & Efya — Skin Tight
25. Wizkid — Pakurumo
24. Afro B — Drogba (Joanna)
23. Olamide — Bobo
22. Burna Boy — Last Last
21. Tiwa Savage & Don Jazzy — Eminado
20. Phyno ft. Olamide — Fada Fada
19. Sarkodie ft. Castro — Adonai
18. Fuse ODG ft. Itz Tiffany — Azonto
17. Wande Coal — Bumper to Bumper
16. D’Banj — Fall in Love
15. Yemi Alade — Johnny
14. Davido — Dami Duro
13. R2Bees ft. Wande Coal — Kiss Your Hand
12. 9ice — Gongo Aso
11. Styl-Plus — Olufunmi
10. P-Square — Chop My Money (Remix)
9. Burna Boy — Ye
8. Davido — Fall
7. D’Banj — Oliver Twist
6. CKay — Love Nwantiti
5. Wizkid ft. Tems — Essence
4. Rema — Calm Down
3. Flavour — Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix)
2. Wizkid — Ojuelegba
1. 2Baba — African Queen

The list balances pioneers like 2Baba, Weird MC, and D’Banj, who laid the foundation for Afrobeats, with new-gen superstars such as Rema, Asake, and Ayra Starr, whose sounds are driving the genre into new territories.

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Grammy-winning Afrobeats superstar Wizkid has been confirmed as a special guest for the much-anticipated Afro+ Fest set to take place in Washington, D.C.

The cultural celebration, organized by Events DC, will light up the RFK Festival Grounds on Sunday, August 31, 2025.

Recognized as one of the leading showcases for African music and creativity, Afro+ Fest brings together a vibrant mix of artists shaping today’s global soundscape. The event’s mission to spotlight the wealth of talent from Africa and its diaspora has cemented its place as a must-attend experience for fans of the genre.

Wizkid will join an already star-studded bill headlined by Gunna and Asake, alongside big names such as Machel Montano, Shenseea, Uncle Waffles, Shatta Wale, and Wande Coal, among others. His inclusion as a special guest adds even more excitement to the festival.

As one of the most influential voices in Afrobeats, Wizkid has played a defining role in elevating the genre on the world stage. His chart-topping tracks and high-profile collaborations have not only broken records but also opened international doors for countless African artists.

With Wizkid’s magnetic stage presence and Afro+ Fest’s dedication to cultural excellence, the 2025 edition promises unforgettable performances and an electrifying celebration of African music and heritage.

Wizkid has been announced as a SPECIAL GUEST for the Afro+ Fest in DC this August 🔥🦅 https://t.co/KF0F3aaNOH pic.twitter.com/LDdQsDXqKT

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• Odumodublvck, Wande Coal caution upcoming artists on music industry pitfalls

Nigerian stars Odumodublvck and Wande Coal are turning up the volume on an increasingly urgent conversation in the music industry: the hidden costs of fame and poor contracts.

On May 2, 2025, Odumodublvck, still riding high from his Next Rated win at the 17th Headies Awards, issued a stark warning to up-and-coming artists on X (formerly Twitter):

“Dear upcoming artist, if you know your music is not ripe, stay away from an advance. You do not want to be owing an organisation so much money. You will die a debtor.”

DEAR UPCOMING ARTIST

IF YOU KNOW YOUR MUSIC IS NOT RIPE

STAY AWAY FROM AN ADVANCE

YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE OWING AN ORGANIZATION SO MUCH MONEY

YOU WILL DIE A DEBTOR.

PLEASE HEED TO MY ADVICE.

BE PATIENT AND WORK HARD TILL YOU ARE READY.

PLEASE.

— INDUSTRY MACHINE ⚙️ (@Odumodublvck_) May 2, 2025

His candid post sheds light on a critical issue—artists rushing into label deals without fully understanding the long-term financial implications. Odumodublvck stressed the importance of maturity, artistic readiness, and business awareness before taking on label advances that could become debts.

The following day, Wande Coal—a respected veteran and one of Nigeria’s most influential vocalists—added his voice to the chorus, tweeting:

“Are you sure you really want to do this music business? You must be very sure oooo.”

Are You Sure You Really Want To Do This Music Business
You Must Be Very Sure Ooooo😤

— WANDE COAL 🖤💎 (@WANDECOAL) May 3, 2025

His tone may have been less direct, but the message was no less serious. Behind the glamour of hits and headline shows, Wande hinted at the relentless pressure, uncertainty, and hardship that often defines the path to success.

Together, their advice has amplified growing calls for financial literacy, transparent contracts, and artist education in the Nigerian music ecosystem. As debates erupt across social media, many fans are praising the artists for using their platforms responsibly and encouraging a culture of informed decision-making.

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Afrobeats icon Wande Coal is shaking up the scene once more, unveiling DERA as the newest artist signed to his renowned label, Black Diamond Entertainment.

This move signals a powerful new chapter for the label, as it sets its sights firmly on the future of Afrobeats by investing in raw, rising talent.

With Wande Coal’s proven track record and ear for exceptional artistry, DERA’s signing instantly puts him on the radar as one of the breakout acts to watch in 2025.

DERA, who’s been building a quiet buzz behind the scenes, enters the spotlight with a captivating blend of silky vocals, razor-sharp pen game, and undeniable charisma.

Early previews from the studio suggest a signature sound that fuses soul-drenched melodies with streetwise flair—perfectly aligned with the Black Diamond ethos.

And the wait for his official debut won’t be long. Sources close to the label reveal that DERA’s first single is locked in and poised to shake the airwaves—a full-blown hit-in-the-making. Backed by Wande Coal’s mentorship and the muscle of Black Diamond Entertainment, the rollout is set to make serious noise.

This isn’t just a new signing—it’s a power move. Black Diamond is reloaded, and DERA is the face of its bold new era.

🚨 Wande Coal welcomes new artist @DERAMUSIC_ to his record label, Black Diamond 💎

New music coming soon 🤩

How’s this sounding? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/mmUwEu362x

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 📀 (@AlbumTalksHQ) April 7, 2025

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The five-track project seamlessly blends Wande Coal’s signature smooth vocals with Kel-P’s masterful production, resulting in a sound that is both fresh and timeless.

The duo, creatively linked since 2020, finally compiled enough material to craft a project showcasing their undeniable artistic synergy.

In a recent BBC Radio 1Xtra interview, Kel-P revealed that the EP was a spontaneous creation, born out of prolific recording sessions following his first meeting with Wande Coal in 2018.

“Best of Both Worlds” treats Afrobeats enthusiasts to a rich sonic experience, with standout tracks like the previously released ‘Old Soldier‘ and the official release of ‘Ejo,‘ a viral snippet with fans buzzing.

However, some listeners may be disappointed to find that Ikechukwu’s verse did not make the final cut.

Throughout the concise yet impactful EP, Wande Coal—often hailed as the “king of melody”—reaffirms his reputation, effortlessly gliding over Kel-P’s finely crafted beats.

Each track highlights the duo’s chemistry, making “Best of Both Worlds” a must-listen for lovers of melodic Afrobeats.

Listen Up!!

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It has been officially confirmed that Kel P and Wande Coal will be releasing their highly anticipated joint project, an EP titled ‘Best of Both Worlds,’ set for release on February 27, 2025. This marks their first project of the year.

After dropping their first single of 2025, ‘Old Soldier,’ the two musical heavyweights revealed that the joint EP will consist of six tracks. They shared in a recent interview with media outlet Wonderland that the project had been in the works since 2020 but was delayed in 2021. However, they recently reconnected to finish it, and now, all that’s left is for fans to experience it.

Kel-P shared that the project initially began in 2019, and although it was intended to release in 2020, several delays held it back. He explained, “I started working on the project around 2019, and it was meant to come out in 2020, but we had a couple of back-and-forths with the release.”

Wande Coal added, “We started recording in 2019, just vibing and experimenting at first. As we kept going, it became clear that this wasn’t just a few songs—it was a complete project. Timing is everything, though, and 2020 wasn’t the right time. Now, I feel like the world is ready for what we’ve created.”

Wande Coal & Producer Kel-P are set to drop their joint EP “Best of Both Worlds” on February 28 🔥

5 tracks including lead single “Old Soldier” 💪🏽 pic.twitter.com/XGqbaILvmR

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