Top 10 Nigerian Albums of 2025 (So Far): Kizz Daniel, Olamide, Davido & More


By / June 24th, 2025


Top 10 Nigerian Albums of 2025 (So Far)

Halfway through 2025, Nigerian music has already delivered some of the most talked-about and streamed albums across Africa and beyond. From Kizz Daniel’s bold new direction to Olamide’s return to roots and Davido’s genre-bending experiment, here are the hottest Nigerian albums of 2025 so far—based on charts, fan reactions, and streaming trends.

1. Kizz Daniel – Uncle K: Lemon Chase

Top of the charts—Kizz Daniel’s Uncle K has been a fan favorite since its release, dominating both Apple Music and TurnTable charts in Nigeria. The project shows Kizz at his most confident, blending Afropop grooves with lyrical growth.

2. Olamide – Olamidé

The self-titled album Olamidé proves the YBNL boss is still in control of the game. Released in June 2025, it debuted at #1 and features powerful collaborations with Asake, Fireboy, and even a surprise intro by Dr. Dre.

3. Davido – 5ive

5ive is Davido’s fifth studio album, released in April. The project blends Afrobeats with R&B, Amapiano, and reggae—earning critical acclaim and widespread airplay. Tracks like “Awuke” and “Funds” are playlist staples.

4. Black Sherif – Iron Boy

This cross-border Ghana-Nigeria smash has spiritual depth and storytelling. Iron Boy has resonated deeply with fans across West Africa, peaking at #5 on TurnTable Nigeria.


5. Joeboy – Viva Lavida

Joeboy continues his soulful run with Viva Lavida, his third album. A mix of soft vocals, heartbreak, and street pop, the project has climbed charts and earned praise for its songwriting.

6. Odumodublvck – The Machine Is Coming

Odumodublvck’s futuristic, high-energy album The Machine Is Coming is one of the most streamed rap projects in Nigeria this year, currently charting in the Top 10 on Apple Music.

7. Zinoleesky – Gen Z

With Gen Z, Zinoleesky speaks directly to his generation. The album is filled with street anthems and emotional tracks, making it a top pick for Nigerian youth.

8. Asake – Lungu Boy

Released without much promo, Asake’s Lungu Boy still broke into the charts and is riding off the momentum of his previous success. It blends Fuji with Amapiano like never before.

9. Omah Lay – Boy Alone (Deluxe)

While technically a deluxe, this version of Boy Alone has enough fresh content to earn its spot. It re-entered Apple Music’s Top 30 and has fans talking again.

10. Rema – HEIS

HEIS is Rema’s moody, experimental sophomore project. Though not yet a blockbuster, it’s gathering momentum with “Stamina” and “Run My Mind.”


Why These Albums Made the List

  • Streaming Impact: Apple Music, TurnTable, and Boomplay rankings
  • Fan Sentiment: Based on social media buzz and Google Trends
  • Critical Reception: Reviews from blogs, critics, and fans

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