- Nigerian superstar Wizkid becomes the most streamed African artiste on Spotify, amassing 8 billion streams.
- Burna Boy secures the second spot with 7.5 billion streams, following closely behind Wizkid.
- Other Notable Artistes: Rema: 4.37 billion streams (3rd place), Tems: 3.24 billion streams (4th place), Davido: 2.5 billion streams (7th place), CKay, Ayra Starr, Omah Lay, and Asake also made the top 10.
Nigerian music superstar Ayo Balogun, popularly known as Wizkid, has emerged as the most streamed African artiste on Spotify.
With an astounding 8 billion streams, Wizkid has surpassed his contemporaries, including Burna Boy and Davido, in the global streaming arena.
Burna Boy claimed the second spot with an impressive 7.5 billion streams, narrowly missing out on the top position.
Rising stars Rema and Tems followed in third and fourth place, with 4.37 billion and 3.24 billion streams respectively,
In contrast, Davido secured the seventh position with 2.5 billion streams, while other notable artistes on the list included CKay (2.33 billion), Ayra Starr (2.2 billion), Omah Lay (1.93 billion), and Asake (1.9 billion).
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In other news, Nigerian music stars, Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Tems have been nominated for the 2025 NAACP Awards.
Other Nigerian stars honored at this year’s award include Actress Ayo Edebiri.
The 56th edition of the NAACP Awards event which is scheduled for February 22, will be held at the Pasadena Civic Centre, California.
Wizkid who bagged two nominations for his song ‘Piece of My Heart’ featuring Brent Faiyaz, include Outstanding Duo or Collaboration and Outstanding International Song.
Burna Boy and Usher were nominated for Best Collaboration for their song ‘Coming Home’. While Tems’ ‘Love Me JeJe’ secured her nomination for the ‘Outstanding International Song’ category for her song ‘Love Me JeJe’.
Actress Ayo Edebiri was nominated in five categories including Outstanding Voiceover, and Outstanding Actress in Comedy Series
While South Africa singer, Tyla is up for Outstanding New Artiste.
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