Most-Streamed Nigerian Songs in Q1 of 2025

The first quarter of 2025 has been an exciting ride for Nigerian music lovers. Whether on the road, at a party, or scrolling through social media, there’s been no escaping the sounds and songs that have defined the start of the year. 

Turntable Charts recently released its list of Nigeria’s most-streamed songs from January to March, and it’s a fascinating mix of industry giants and rising talents.

These songs didn’t just dominate playlists; they captured the mood of the country, bringing joy, reflection, dance vibes, and street cred. Here’s a look at the tracks Nigerians streamed the most in Q1 of 2025.

Fido – Joy Is Coming (46.6M streams)With over 46 million streams, Joy Is Coming has been more than just a song—it’s been a message of hope. Fido, blending Afrobeat with rich soul elements, struck a deep emotional chord with Nigerians, making this the most played track of the quarter. It’s feel-good, inspiring, and a reminder that sometimes, music heals.

Wizkid – Kese (Dance) (30M streams)Wizkid continues to prove why he’s a force in the game. Kese (Dance) is a silky blend of traditional African percussion and smooth, modern production. The song quickly became a go-to for parties and clubs, reminding everyone why Wizzy remains king of the groove.

Davido ft. ODUMODUBLVCK & Chike – Funds (27.8M streams)When Davido links up with ODUMODUBLVCK and Chike, you know you’re getting something bold. Funds is a layered fusion of Afrobeat, hip-hop, R&B, and Amapiano. The song celebrates wins, cash, and the good life, and its video bursting with energy has been a favorite online.

FOLA ft. Bella Shmurda – who does that? (21.7M streams)One of the most exciting newcomers, FOLA scored a breakthrough hit with who does that?, featuring Bella Shmurda. It’s catchy, raw, and unapologetically street, with a hook that’s impossible to ignore. This one’s been big on repeat for fans who love a mix of grit and groove.

Berri-Tiga & Peruzzi – Relationship (21.5M streams)For those in their feelings, Relationship hit home. A sweet yet melancholic track, Berri-Tiga and Peruzzi paint a picture of love and heartbreak that’s resonated with thousands. It’s Afro-pop at its softest and most emotional.

Fido – Awolowo (20.1M streams)Fido shows up twice in the top 10, and Awolowo proves his consistency. Named after Nigerian icon Obafemi Awolowo, the song leans into mellow melodies and introspective vibes. There’s no official video yet, but that hasn’t stopped fans from streaming it heavily.

Wizkid ft. Asake – Bad Girl (19.9M streams)Wizkid and Asake’s Bad Girl is pure fire—a confident, club-ready jam with hints of Amapiano and bold lyrics. It’s off Wizkid’s 2024 album MORAYO, and fans haven’t stopped playing it since.

Ayo Maff – Are you there? (19.6M streams)If you didn’t know Ayo Maff before, you do now. Are you there? has quickly turned into a viral sensation, blending street-wise lingo, Yoruba flair, and a catchy beat. The video and fan-made TikToks have only boosted his visibility, making Ayo Maff one to watch.

Asake & Wizkid – MMS (19.5M streams)Another powerful pairing, Asake and Wizkid’s MMS rides a laid-back rhythm with lyrics about love and desire. Their chemistry is effortless, and fans have rewarded it with nearly 20 million streams in three months. It’s chill, romantic, and endlessly replayable.

Naira Marley – Pxy Drip (19.1M streams)Closing out the list is Naira Marley’s unapologetic comeback track. Pxy Drip doesn’t hold back provocative, playful, and perfect for social media skits. From the moment he said “I’m back,” fans couldn’t stop pressing play.