Hottest Nigerian Songs for Week 3 of August 2016

1. Ohema - DJ Spinall ft Mr Eazi

Mr. Eazi continues in his meteoric rise with this lovely feature on this lovely track with DJ Spinall, Very hot tune. 







 2. Wigili - Dr. Amir ft. Kcee, Harrysong & Skiibii
IDr. Amir is out with his owned track titled ‘Wigili’ which he features Kcee, Harrysong and Skiibii on the self-produced hit-bound banger.
 




3. Bubble Bup - Cynthia Morgan ft. Stonebwoy 
Northside INC, presents ‘BUBBLE BUP’ by Cynthia Morgan featuring BET Award winner and Ghanaian dance hall king, Stonebwoy. These two heavy weights have brought out one of the best music collaboration out of Africa this year 2016. This is a creation of a new sound and it shows the extraordinary talents and synergy in both artistes and encourages Pan-Americanism.
 




4. E Pass Go - Skuki ft Phyno
Over The Top Entertainment act, Skuki thrill with this high-life influenced record titled “E Pass Go” featuring King Of The East, Phyno & produced by Masterkraft.
 


5. Hello - Masterkraft ft. Da Unknwon
Masterkraft drops another banger titled, “Hello” featuring the Da Unknown. 
  


 
6. African Lady - Sound Sultan ft. Phyno & Flavour

Leader of the Naija Ninjas “Sound Sultan” drops new tune titled “African Lady” which is the last single to be released off his soon coming album “Out Of The Box“. On this one dedicated to all African women he features Phyno and 2nite Entertainment’s front man “Flavour


 
7. Say No More - Samini ft. Phyno

Veteran Ghanian dancehall maestro and leader of the High Grade Family movement Samini, teams up with Nigerian indigenous rapper “Phyno,” for his latest offering dubbed “Say No More. Produced by BrainyBeats, the tune “Say No More” by Samini, elaborates the kind of lifestyle both superstars enjoy living. Excellently blessed by both acts, this is surely a tune you will have on repeat..
 



8. Religion - Ruggedman ft. 9ice
Years after their highly publicised feud Ruggedmanand 9ice bury their hatchets as they collaborate on this new record titled “Religion” This reminds us of the good old days as both acts brought in their A Game.