Top 10 Nigerian Songs Trending This Week (October 2025)
Nigeria’s music industry continues to set the pace across Africa and beyond, with fresh releases lighting up charts every week. October 2025 is no exception — the Afrobeats scene is thriving with new sounds, cross-genre collaborations, and irresistible rhythms.
From street-inspired bangers to soulful melodies, this week’s chart is filled with songs that showcase the creativity and global appeal of Nigerian artists. Here’s a breakdown of the Top 10 Nigerian songs trending this week, based on streaming performance, social media buzz, and radio airplay.
1. “ACL” – Blaqbonez
Blaqbonez secures the top spot this week with “ACL,” a bold and lyrically charged anthem. The track blends crisp rap delivery with catchy wordplay, reaffirming Blaqbonez’s dominance in Nigeria’s hip-hop scene. Its minimalist beat lets every bar shine, while its message resonates with fans of authentic street-rap energy.
2. “Who’s Dat Girl?” – Ayra Starr ft. Rema
Ayra Starr and Rema join forces for “Who’s Dat Girl?” — a collaboration that delivers pure Afrobeats chemistry. The song blends sultry vocals, infectious percussion, and youthful energy. With both artists at the peak of their powers, it’s no surprise this record is topping playlists across Nigeria and abroad.
3. “BIG TIME” – ODUMODUBLVCK ft. Wizkid
Street rap meets global stardom on “BIG TIME,” a standout collaboration between ODUMODUBLVCK and Wizkid. The track balances gritty verses with Wizkid’s smooth, melodic hooks, creating a perfect fusion of underground energy and mainstream polish. It’s a powerful anthem celebrating success and resilience.
4. “No Excuses” – Davido
Davido’s “No Excuses” continues to make waves this week with its uplifting message and danceable rhythm. Known for his knack for creating hits that blend confidence with melody, Davido once again delivers a record that’s both radio-friendly and deeply motivational.
5. “You.” – FOLA
Emerging artist FOLA is fast becoming one to watch. His single “You.” combines emotional depth with smooth Afropop elements. The track’s heartfelt lyrics and minimalist production make it a refreshing listen amidst more upbeat songs on the charts.
6. “Laho” – Shallipopi
Shallipopi maintains his signature street-pop dominance with “Laho.” The song’s catchy hook, native slang, and dance-ready tempo have made it a staple in clubs and on social media. It’s another proof that the Edo-born artist knows how to keep fans moving.
7. “Jara” – Asake
Asake’s “Jara” continues to resonate with fans who can’t get enough of his signature fusion of Fuji-inspired vocals and modern Afrobeats production. The track’s layered harmonies and energetic percussion make it an instant crowd-pleaser.
8. “No Jonze” – Patoranking
Patoranking’s “No Jonze” is a feel-good dancehall-Galala fusion that celebrates hustle, joy, and street culture. Its catchy hook and nostalgic sound make it one of the most vibrant releases of the month, proving Patoranking’s mastery of genre-blending.
9. “Body (Danz)” – CKay ft. Mavo
CKay’s “Body (Danz)” is a smooth, rhythm-driven record celebrating attraction and movement. Mavo’s verse adds Afro-street flair to CKay’s poetic style, while the production by BMH ensures the song remains both soulful and club-ready.
10. “Faya” – Ruger
Ruger closes the chart with “Faya,” a fiery single blending his signature confidence with catchy melodies. The track’s playful rhythm and relatable lyrics have made it a viral favorite, earning heavy rotation on both streaming platforms and radio stations.
Conclusion
From Blaqbonez’s lyrical precision to CKay’s sensual rhythm and Shallipopi’s street-savvy flair, Nigeria’s top 10 songs this week show just how diverse and dynamic the music landscape remains. Each track reflects a unique story — of talent, creativity, and the ever-evolving sound of Afrobeats.
Stay tuned as these songs continue to shape the sound of October 2025 and set the tone for Nigeria’s next wave of musical excellence.
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