Davido‘s “B4 B4” with Mayorkun and FOLA has spent a fourth consecutive week at No. 1 on the Official Nigeria Top 100, holding off a fast-climbing Ayra Starr in the process.
The track tallied 3.29 million on-demand streams, ranking first on the streaming component, alongside 80 million in radio reach for second place on radio. That combination of chart-topping streams and near-total radio saturation is what has kept it immovable for a month.
Ayra Starr And ZAYN Reach A New Peak
Ayra Starr and ZAYN’s “Heaven Baby” surged to a new peak of No. 2 in only its second week on the chart, drawing 2.39 million on-demand streams and 71.3 million in radio reach, third on both components.
The climb makes it the highest-charting single off Starrgirl, equalling the No. 2 peak “Who’s Dat Girl” reached in 2025. For a record that still has no official music video, the pace is unusual.
FOLA Lifts, Victony Rebounds
Seyi Vibez‘s “GTA” slipped from 2 to 3 in its fourth week on the chart. Just behind it, FOLA’s “attention!” lifted to a new peak of No. 4 in its first full week of release, pulling 1.76 million on-demand streams and 67.3 million in radio reach. It is FOLA’s sixteenth top ten entry on the chart, and one of three songs he appears on this week.
Victony‘s “SLICK,” a former three-week No. 1, rebounded from 6 to 5 in its eighth week following the release of his album STARLIFE. It recorded 1.90 million on-demand streams and 61.7 million in radio airplay impressions.
Rema‘s “TEA” fell from 3 to 6 in its third week, while Davido’s “Already Falling” slipped from 5 to 7 after peaking at No. 4.
Asake Still Lingering In The Top Ten
Rounding out the top ten, Asake‘s “Gratitude” lifted from 9 to 8 for a seventeenth week inside the top ten, having led the chart for one week. FOLA and Ayra Starr’s “treat u right” dropped from 7 to 9 after originally debuting at No. 1, and Asake’s “Forgiveness” moved from 11 to 10 for its sixteenth non-consecutive week in the top ten. “Forgiveness” led the Top 100 for three weeks earlier this year.
Outside the top twenty, Llona‘s “Masculine Love” rose to a new peak of No. 20, his first top 20 entry on the singles chart.
Albums: Asake Reclaims No. 1, Victony Debuts At No. 2
Asake’s M$NEY returned to No. 1 on the Official Top 100 Albums Chart with 10.88 million on-demand streams in its seventeenth week. It has now spent fourteen non-consecutive weeks on top, equalling FOLA’s catharsis and Seyi Vibez’s Billion Dollar Baby 2.0 for the joint second-longest run in history, one week behind the fifteen-week record held by Asake’s own Lungu Boy.
Victony’s STARLIFE debuted at No. 2 with 10.30 million on-demand streams, equalling the No. 2 peak of Stubborn in 2024. Davido’s Oriadé sits at No. 3 with 8.4 million on-demand streams in its fourth week.
Chart rankings on the Official Nigeria Top 100 are compiled by TurnTable Charts using a weighted formula that blends audio and video streams within Nigeria with radio airplay across the country.
