Top Naija songs of 2026

The following selection highlights the songs shaping conversations across streaming platforms, clubs, radio and social media, from viral hits to emotionally resonant collaborations.

‘Jogodo’ by Wizkid & Asake

A laid-back yet rhythmically rich collaboration, ‘Jogodo’ leans into smooth percussion, warm brass textures and a mellow groove. Beneath its party-ready surface, the track explores themes of romance, desire and emotional distance, balancing intimacy with restraint.

‘My Healer’ by Seyi Vibez & Omah Lay

A key collaboration between two of Nigeria’s most distinctive voices, the track merges Seyi Vibez’s spiritual-leaning delivery with Omah Lay’s emotive style. The result is a reflective Afrofusion record built on melody and vulnerability.

‘Your Love II’ by Moses Bliss & Soweto Gospel Choir

This worship collaboration brings together Nigerian gospel singer Moses Bliss and South Africa’s Grammy-winning Soweto Gospel Choir. The song centres on themes of divine love and grace, gaining significant streaming traction shortly after release, including over 1.1 million YouTube Music plays in its early weeks.

‘Big Daddy’ by Tems

Tems delivers a confident, emotionally detached “kiss-off” record framed by minimal production and a defiant tone. The track also incorporates elements of 3-step, linking it sonically to South African house influences.

‘Only God Can Save Me’ by Adekunle Gold & Davido

A reflective collaboration, the song explores fame, pressure and discipline. It blends Fuji influences with modern Afropop textures and features on Adekunle Gold’s FUJI project, which reimagines traditional Nigerian sounds for a global audience.

‘That Way’ by King Promise & Mr Eazi

Marking another joint effort between the two artists, the track focuses on emotional commitment and connection. It also arrives in the context of King Promise’s strong awards run at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards.

‘AFROCULTURE’ by Flavour & Baaba Maal

A cross-continental collaboration celebrating African identity and heritage, the track pairs Nigerian highlife traditions with Senegalese musical influence. Its visually rich video has also driven strong online engagement.

‘Wetin Dey’ by Chike

Built on a blend of Igbo and English lyrics, ‘Wetin Dey’ combines romantic storytelling with mid-tempo Afropop production. It continues Chike’s established reputation for emotive, melody-driven songwriting.

‘So Goes’ by Black Sherif

A viral AI-generated reinterpretation of Black Sherif’s work, the track reimagines his sound through gospel-inspired themes of faith and perseverance, drawing attention across social platforms.

‘Don’t Love Me’ by Omah Lay

A stripped-back, emotionally distant record, the track reflects on heartbreak and detachment. It continues Omah Lay’s signature approach to introspective Afro-fusion.

‘Na You Sabi’ by Kcee & Umu Obiligbo

Rooted in Igbo highlife traditions, the song blends conversational lyrics with rhythmic guitar patterns and contemporary Afrobeats production.

‘Mountains Tremble’ by Ebuka Songs & Steve Hills

A high-energy worship anthem focused on spiritual authority and praise, the track has gained traction within Nigerian gospel circles since its release in March 2026.

‘Cold Outside’ by Fave & Dre Skull

A smooth fusion of Afrobeats and dancehall, the track pairs Fave’s soft vocal delivery with Dre Skull’s polished production, resulting in a laid-back, dance-ready record.

‘10 Minutes’ by ODUMODUBLVCK & 6uff

A gritty drill-influenced track exploring street survival and resilience. It gained strong traction on streaming platforms and social media shortly after release.

‘Adugbo’ by Naira Marley & Zinoleesky

A street-oriented anthem blending Yoruba storytelling with Afrobeats and rap influences, reflecting everyday life and hustle culture.

‘Tension’ by Ayo Maff

A breakout record that surpassed 8 million streams, Tension explores pressure, expectation and emotional strain, continuing to chart strongly into 2026.

‘Cash Flow’ by Young Jonn & Wizkid

A celebratory track about success and financial ease, combining Young Jonn’s rhythmic production style with Wizkid’s signature laid-back delivery.

‘PONGO’ by Rvssian, Rauw Alejandro & Wizkid

A cross-continental collaboration blending Afrobeats, reggaeton and Latin pop. The track achieved strong first-day streaming figures and immediate chart impact across multiple regions.

‘Letter to My Ex’ by Nasboi & Khaid

A melancholic, emotionally driven track built around heartbreak and reflection, carried by soft vocals and minimal production.

‘Boku’ by Yadah & Ada Ehi

A vibrant gospel record centred on themes of abundance and gratitude, supported by layered harmonies and strong social media traction.

‘Skido’ by Victony & Olamide

A “gritty but grateful” anthem combining Victony’s melodic delivery with Olamide’s streetwise energy. The track reflects hustle culture while acknowledging personal progress.