During her visit to Lagos, Nigeria, Chloe Bailey was spotted enjoying cozy moments with Burna Boy, sparking widespread speculation about their relationship.

When asked about her time in Nigeria and her connection with Burna Boy, Chloe gushed about her wonderful experience in the country but initially evaded direct questions about their relationship. However, when pressed by show host Lauren, Chloe acknowledged that she and Burna Boy are grown adults and that she had a great time in Nigeria.

The conversation also touched on reports of Burna Boy being spotted with another lady, but Chloe chose not to comment further on the matter. Her visit to Lagos had generated significant online buzz, with rumors circulating about Burna Boy flying her in and the two being spotted cruising around town in his signature purple Ferrari.

Adding to the drama, Chloe's ex-boyfriend, US rapper Gunna, arrived in Lagos during her visit, sparking further speculation. However, it appeared that Gunna's visit was also related to Burna Boy, as the two were spotted hanging out at clubs and restaurants, with Burna Boy even showing Gunna around his Lagos mansion.

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The two have been exchanging heated words on social media, with each side throwing insults, shades, and revelations.

The drama began when Burna Boy referred to Cubana Chief Priest as "Owerri Rick Ross" in a post on his social media page. Cubana Chief Priest swiftly responded, firing off a series of posts that sparked a heated online feud between himself and Burna Boy.

Cubana Chief Priest claimed that Burna Boy was pained and trying to displace his anger on others. He also made innuendos about Burna Boy's Grammy award, suggesting that it was not genuinely earned. Additionally, Cubana Chief Priest revealed that he had paid Burna Boy N1 million to perform at his birthday party in 2018, sharing a video of Burna Boy allegedly begging for cake.

Burna Boy responded, revealing that he pays for everything he buys in cash and does not owe debts like Cubana Chief Priest's boss. He also made references to Cubana Chief Priest's lifestyle, questioning his authenticity.

Meanwhile, fans are eagerly waiting to see how the situation unfolds, with many taking sides and others calling for calm.

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The prestigious awards ceremony, set to take place on February 26, 2025, in Zanzibar, will bring together the continent's and diaspora's greatest talents.

Rema, the young superstar, has earned an impressive six nominations, including Song of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Collaboration, Best Music Video, Best Global African Artist, and Best Male Artist. His unique sound, captivating visuals, and chart-topping hits have earned him accolades worldwide, making him a favorite in this year's awards.

Burna Boy, the African Giant, has also secured six prestigious nominations, including Album of the Year, Best Live Performance, Best Collaboration, Best Male Artist, Song of the Year, and Best Global African Artist. Basically, his genre-defying sound, powerful lyrics, and stellar performances have cemented his status as one of the greatest African artists of his generation.

Meanwhile, Ayra Starr, the Afropop sensation, has made a remarkable impact with five nominations, including Best Female Artist, Best Global African Artist, Best Artist (Western Africa Anglophone), Best Live Performance, and Best Music Video. Her wins showcase her versatility, artistry, and ability to captivate audiences around the world.

Also, other notable nominees include Asake, Diamond Platnumz, Stonebwoy, and Tems, who are all vying for top honors in various categories. The Trace Awards 2025 will also feature a special category for Best Collaboration, with standout tracks like Tshwala Bam (Remix) and Benin Boys competing for the top spot.

Additionally, voting for the Trace Awards 2025 is now open, with fans worldwide invited to participate by casting their votes on the official website. However, winners will be determined by a combination of fan votes and expert jury decisions.

Lastly, the Trace Awards 2025 promises to be an unforgettable celebration of African music, with the continent's biggest stars gathering to honor outstanding achievements and contributions to the industry.

Here are the nominees and categories for the 2025 Trace Awards:

Here are the nominees and categories for the 2025 Trace Awards:

Song of the Year

• Asake & Travis Scott – Active
• Burna Boy – Higher
• Diamond Platnumz – Komasawa
• Rema & Shallipopi – Benin Boys
• Tamsir x Team Paiya – Coup du Marteau
• Tems – Love Me Jeje
• Titom & Yuppe – Tshwala Bam
• Tyler ICU – Mnike
• Tyla – Jump

Best Female Act

• Ayra Starr
• Chelsea Dinorath
• Josey
• Makhadzi
• Tems
• Tyla
• Yemi Alade

Best Collaboration

• Titom & Yuppe & Burna Boy – Tshwala Bam (Remix)
• Neyna & MC Acondize – Nu Ka Sta Para
• Kocee ft. Patoranking – Credit Alert
• Asake & Wizkid – MMS
• Rema & Shallipopi – Benin Boys
• Odumodublvck & Black Sherif – Woto Woto Seasoning
• Tamsir & Team Paiya – Coup du Marteau

Album of the Year

• Amaarae – Fountain Baby
• Asake – Lungu Boy
• Burna Boy – I Told Them
• Josey – Vibration Universelle
• King Promise – True To Self
• Rema – HEIS
• Stonebwoy – 5th Dimension
• Toofan – Stamina

Best Male Act

• Asake
• Diamond Platnumz
• Stonebwoy

Best Global African Artist

• Rema
• Burna Boy
• Ayra Starr

Best Music Video

• Rema – DND
• Ayra Starr – Commas

Best Live Performance

• Ayra Starr – 21: THE WORLD TOUR

Best Artist (Western Africa Anglophone)

• Ayra Starr

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The event, organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, brought together music lovers from across the state for a night of electrifying entertainment and unity. With a star-studded lineup, the countdown featured performances by top artists such as Niniola, Olamide, Adewale Ayuba, Runtown, BNXN, 9ice, Seyi Vibez, and more.

Wizkid, renowned for his captivating stage presence, had the crowd singing along to his chart-topping hits. The music star also showcased his spiritual side, praying for his fans in the Yoruba language as they commenced 2025. Additionally, Wizkid sparked speculation about his plans for the new year, stating that he was "back in Nigeria." While details remain unclear, fans are eagerly awaiting Wizkid's next move.

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Burna Boy's high-energy performance left fans in awe, but was briefly disrupted when an overzealous fan breached security and reached the artist, prompting the security team to intervene. The incident occurred during Burna Boy's performance, and the singer walked off the stage after the fan was escorted away. However, the show continued, and Burna Boy later returned to the stage to complete his set.

THIS IS THE FULL CLIP OF THE MOMENT BURNA BOY LEFT THE STAGE AT THE GREATER LAGOS AFTER A FAN JUMPED HIM UNPROVOKED. WHERE WAS THE SECURITY? pic.twitter.com/pa0EQ4HrBA

— benny. (@benny7gg) January 1, 2025

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Tiwa Savage, the Queen of Afrobeats, delivered an energetic and soulful set, showcasing her vocal prowess. Niniola's emotive and powerful performance captivated the audience, while Fuji maestro Adewale Ayuba thrilled fans with nostalgic renditions of classics like Ejo and Ijo Fuji. 9ice also took fans down memory lane with his signature Alapomeji vibes.

Comedian Gbenga Adeyinka delighted the crowd with his humor and even taught Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu the trending 'Oblee' dance moves. In his address, Governor Sanwo-Olu expressed gratitude to Lagos residents for their resilience throughout 2024.

"This outgoing year was one of tremendous opportunities for the young. You've shown true resilience that makes you true Lagosians. Together, we can succeed," he said. The governor added, "2025 will be a better year for all of us. To my people in Ajeromi, Ajegunle, Victoria Island, Ajah, Ibeji-Lekki, Ojokoro, Oworoshoki, we will see you bigger and better in 2025."

The Greater Lagos Countdown 2025 was celebrated simultaneously across the five divisions of the state, ensuring a memorable start to the New Year for all Lagosians. The event was proof of the city's vibrant entertainment scene and its ability to bring people together in celebration.

Notably, the event featured a lineup of 20 artists, including some of Nigeria's biggest stars. The performances were a mix of established and emerging artists, showcasing the diversity and talent of the Nigerian music industry.

The Greater Lagos Countdown 2025 was a resounding success, with attendees praising the organization, performances, and overall atmosphere of the event.

Last night, Lagos came alive in a way that only Lagos can!

The energy at the Greater Lagos Countdown 2025 was electric, with the vibrant spirit of our people shining through every moment. It was a celebration like no other. Lagos is home.

A heartfelt thank you to the… pic.twitter.com/CNzeYzNijY

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) January 1, 2025

Governor Sanwo Olu at the Greater Lagos Countdown pic.twitter.com/WFEOcFsbGC

— Naija (@Naija_PR) December 31, 2024

2025: A Year of Togetherness, Bold Ambitions, New Beginnings and Shared Prosperity

As we embrace the opportunities of a new year, Lagos is poised to achieve even greater heights. With bold goals and a focus on shared prosperity, we will continue to transform our city into a… pic.twitter.com/SL8NFBZAqr

— Babajide Sanwo-Olu (@jidesanwoolu) January 1, 2025

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Tems' Love Me Jeje was described by Rolling Stone curator Mankaprr Conteh as "sweet and sunny." The song is a reimagining of Seyi Sodimu's 1997 Nigerian hip-hop track of the same name, with Tems adding her own lovelorn lyrics and soaring vocals.

Rema's Ozeba comes in at number two, with the song's trendy and electrifying beat making it a standout track. Ayra Starr's Lagos Love Story also makes the top 10, at number 8, with her album The Year I Turned 21 showcasing her growth as an artist.

Other Nigerian artists who made the list include Ololade Asake with Active (feat. Travis Scott) at number 11, Sarz with Happiness (feat. Asake and Gunna) at number 14, Victony with Risk at number 15, Kizz Daniel with Twe Twe (feat. Davido) at number 17, Asa with Odo at number 22, Odunsi with Leather Park & Bnyx, RESURRECT at number 24, Niniola with Level at number 25, Taves with Folake at number 27, Tiwa Savage with Forgiveness at number 28, BoyPee, Brown Joel, and Hyce with Ogechi (Remix) (feat. Davido) at number 31, and Wizkid with Piece of My Heart (feat. Brent Faiyaz) at number 36.

The list, curated by Mankaprr Conteh, Nelson C.J., Achille Tenkiang, Kui Mwai, and Madzadza Miya, showcases the best in Afropop right now, with a focus on impact, regional representation, and unique musical styles.

This achievement is proof of the growing influence and popularity of Afrobeats and Nigerian music globally, with 13 Nigerian artists making the list.

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As the year 2024 came to a close, Lagos became the hub of the biggest meet-ups involving Nigerian and foreign musicians. It didn't come as a shock when the phrase 'everybody is in Lagos' dominated social media trends.

Detty December 2024 took another dimension with many unexpected link-ups happening in Nigeria. With this in mind, we have compiled a list of the 5 most talked-about celebrity moments that shocked fans and involved the biggest music acts on the continent.

1. Ayra Starr Tems and Tyla

Arguably the biggest African artists of 2024, Ayra Starr, Tems, and Tyla stunned the music industry with their joint appearance at DJ Obi's house in December 2024. To the surprise of many, Tyla landed in Lagos Nigeria in December and questions about the reasons for her visit were the center of attention upon her arrival. It was heartwarming to see that meeting up with friends had been on top of the list.

It was an unforgettable moment that dominated social media trends. Many categorized the event as historic, symbolizing a new direction for the music industry, where women are taking centre stage and rapidly becoming the face of African music.

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2. Burna Boy and Chloe Bailey

In a surprising turn of events, popular American singer Chloe Bailey arrived in Lagos, Nigeria, in December 2024. Her visit raised numerous questions, and with no immediate explanation, Chloe quickly became a trending topic on social media.

To the astonishment of many, Chloe made her first public appearance in Lagos accompanied by Burna Boy. Their cozy demeanour sparked curiosity and speculation about the nature of their relationship. Fans and music enthusiasts were left without clarification, as neither singer confirmed nor denied the rumours surrounding their connection.

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3. Wizkid's private party

By December 20th, with Lagos already in a festive mood, Grammy award-winning singer and performer Wizkid made an unexpected arrival that left many in the industry stunned. The highlight of his visit was hosting an exclusive party in collaboration with the social media platform Instagram.

One of the night’s most surprising attendees was YBNL boss Olamide, known for avoiding the spotlight and only appearing at events he deems significant. Olamide’s presence, however, wasn’t the only noteworthy moment, as other prominent guests, including Tems, Sarz, 2Baba, and many more, graced the event, making it a night to remember.

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4. Wizkid, Burna Boy and Davido performing at UBA all white party and Oando's end-of-the-year party

In a surprising turn of events, Burna Boy, Davido, and Wizkid all took to the stage to perform alongside other stars at Oando and UBA's 2024 end-of-year parties. Although the events were scheduled on separate days, the three superstars graced both occasions and performed individually over the two nights.

At the UBA All-White Party, Wizkid welcomed Burna Boy on stage, with the Grammy Award winner joining him shortly after his performance.

The event became the talk of the town, especially after Davido was spotted backstage at the UBA party having a conversation with Burna Boy's mother and manager, adding intrigue to an already memorable night.

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5. Olamide in concert

Music mogul and rapper Olamide for the first time in a long time headlined his first concert. The rapper gave fans a night to remember with an all-star guest lineup who took to the stage to give a performance that would be remembered for days, months and years to come.

Artists such as Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Young Jonn, Pheelz, Lil Kesh and many more all took to the stage on the night to deliver remarkable performances.

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As fans and music lovers look forward to the year 2025, multiple award-winning singer and performer Burna Boy has taken centre stage with just a day left till the end of the year with his recent update on his Instagram where he took jabs at another artist.

The singer offered a word of advice with his main tagline being, 'Do better in 2025,' to pass the message across. He advised the artist he was addressing to avoid telling lies to their fans as such actions are not good for an artist of such a calibre.

The 'African Giant' didn't specifically mention any name and goes ahead to advise fans to refrain from making a comparison between him and the Afrobeat icon and pioneer, Fela Anikulapo Kuti indicating that he is 'Big 7,' an artist solely focused on the positivity and good vibes stepping into a new year.

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Lagos is gearing up for an electrifying celebration on December 31, 2024, as the annual Lagos Carnival takes the spotlight at the historic Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS) on Lagos Island.

This year’s edition, themed “Greater Lagos Countdown 2025,” promises a spectacular night featuring unforgettable performances from Nigeria’s music heavyweights.

Superstars Wizkid and Burna Boy are set to headline the event, with other top artists like Olamide, Seyi Vibez, Tiwa Savage, Bnxn, Lojay, Adekunle Gold, and more joining the lineup to deliver thrilling performances.

Starting at 7 pm, the festival is expected to attract a huge crowd of music lovers and party enthusiasts eager to close out 2024 and welcome 2025 in style.

As the city prepares for an unforgettable night of music, dance, and festivities, don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the excitement! Head to TBS on Lagos Island on December 31, 2024, and celebrate the arrival of 2025 in grand fashion.

#GreaterLagosCountdown2025 is here

REGISTER HERE: https://t.co/UbLyd5dT6r

Venue: TBS Lagos and other Multiple Venues across the 5 divisions of the State

LINE UP MADDDDD @LagostourismO @jidesanwoolu pic.twitter.com/krYodm7kIW

— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) December 28, 2024

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From groundbreaking performances at the Grammy Awards to major album releases, the year brought attention to the global influence of Nigerian music and the unique artists that continue to drive its growth.

Here are the top 20 moments that shaped Nigerian music industry in 2024:

1. Burna Boy's historic performance at the Grammy Awards

Burna Boy creates history as he becomes the first Nigerian artist to perform on the #GRAMMYs main stage
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— 49th. (@the49thstreet) February 5, 2024

In February, one of those moments that shaped Nigerian music industry was when Burna Boy made history at the 66th Grammy Awards. He became the first Nigerian artist to perform at the main ceremony. With four nominations, including a prestigious nod for Best Melodic Rap Performance, his performance captivated audiences globally. This electrifying moment reflected Burna Boy's status as a pioneering force in the global music scene. His historic performance not only elevated Nigerian music but also solidified his legacy as one of the country's foremost international musical icons.

2. Nigerian artists' not winning at the Grammy Awards

Davido has now Lost all 3 of his #GRAMMYs nominations.

Burna Boy has now lost all 4 of his #GRAMMYs nominations.

No Nigerian act won a Grammy at this year’s ceremony. pic.twitter.com/ksg5UDORqb

— LegitGists (@LegitGistz) February 4, 2024

Despite the high expectations, Nigerian artists such as Davido, Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, Asake, and Olamide were unable to secure any wins at the 66th Grammy Awards. With several nominations across various categories, including Davido's Grammy debut with three nominations, the lack of wins served as a reminder of the highly competitive nature of the global music industry. Despite this setback, the strong presence of Nigerian artists at the Grammys showcased their increasing influence on the international stage.

3. Tems' breakthrough moment at Billboard Women In Music awards

Tems’ speech at the Billboard Women In Music event

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— WeTalkSound (WTS) (@wetalksound) March 8, 2024

Meanwhile, in March, Tems reached another milestone in her career by winning the prestigious Breakthrough award at the 2024 Billboard Women in Music Awards. The ceremony, held at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, celebrated the achievements of remarkable women in the music industry. During her acceptance speech, Tems expressed heartfelt gratitude, dedicating the award to her mother. The event was further highlighted by her stunning performance of Not an Angel, proving her undeniable presence in global music. Additionally, Tems graced the cover of Billboard Women in Music Issue, solidifying her place as a rising star.

4. Tiwa Savage’s letter to Commissioner of Police over alleged threats from Davido

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The Nigerian music industry was rocked by a public dispute between Tiwa Savage and Davido. Following Tiwa’s attendance at a party with Sophia Momodu, Davido’s first baby mama, Tiwa alleged receiving threats from Davido over a video featuring herself and Sophia. The situation escalated when Tiwa claimed that Davido had warned her through mutual connections to be cautious in Lagos. Tiwa's subsequent plea for police intervention and the attached screenshots sparked a heated debate, shedding light on the personal dynamics within the Nigerian music industry.

5. Wizkid declares he is not an Afrobeat artist

"If you like Afrobeats please don't download my album, I'm not Afro anything"

- Wizkid pic.twitter.com/9mxC0Jl6qH

— NOTJUSTOK (@NOTJUSTOK) March 15, 2024

In a bold move that sent shockwaves through the music scene, Wizkid declared that he no longer wished to be labeled as an Afrobeat artist. Through a series of Instagram posts, he distanced himself from the genre, signaling a shift in his musical identity. Wizkid also announced the completion of his highly anticipated album Morayo, dedicated to his late mother. The album represents a departure from his previous Afrobeat sound, signaling a new era in Wizkid’s artistic journey.

6. Davido and Chioma’s grand wedding

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Nigerian superstar Davido and his long-time partner, Chioma Rowland, tied the knot in a lavish traditional wedding ceremony in Lagos on June 25, 2024. The wedding, a perfect blend of cultural richness and modern elegance, was one of the most talked-about events of the year. The ceremony, attended by top stars, political dignitaries, and sports personalities, went viral on social media, with numerous heartfelt moments capturing the nation’s attention. The couple’s love story, highlighted by their heartfelt vows and family blessings, became a symbol of commitment and joy in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

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7. Wizkid and Davido’s beef

Beg me like this. Send video https://t.co/K3on1DlFSU pic.twitter.com/F2088rWT9t

— Wizkid (@wizkidayo) April 29, 2024

Additionally, the ongoing rivalry between Wizkid and Davido reached new heights in 2024. After an initial attempt at reconciliation, the two superstars found themselves at odds once again after Wizkid posted an alleged video involving Davido. The feud quickly escalated on social media, with both artists exchanging heated words through posts and comments. This public spat added to the already tense relationship between the two, keeping fans and the music industry on edge. Despite their differences, both Wizkid and Davido continued to dominate the global music scene.

WE NOT DELUSIONAL YOU’RE A SICK MAN https://t.co/7V5WJh1MbB

— Davido (@davido) April 29, 2024

8. Burna Boy’s historic London Stadium concert

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Burna Boy made another unforgettable mark in music history with his record-breaking London Stadium concert in June 2024. Selling out the 80,000-capacity stadium twice, Burna Boy became one of the few artists to achieve this feat. The concert, which featured surprise collaborations and a mix of his classic hits and new releases, was proof of Burna Boy’s ever-expanding global appeal. With performances from other top Nigerian artists such as Shallipopi, Omah Lay, and Seyi Vibez, the event further solidified Burna Boy’s status as one of Africa’s most powerful musical ambassadors.

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9. Tems and Ayra Starr release highly anticipated albums

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This year, as part of the moments that shaped Nigerian music industry, two of Nigeria’s most prominent female artists released albums that garnered widespread attention. Tems, with her highly anticipated debut album Born in The Wild, explored themes of self-discovery and growth. The album's 18 tracks, featuring collaborations with J Cole and Asake, resonated deeply with listeners, topping charts and amassing millions of streams. Likewise, Ayra Starr’s sophomore album, The Year I Turned 21 (TYIT21), showcased her growth as an artist. With collaborations from international stars such as Anitta and Giveon, the album received critical acclaim and reached impressive chart positions, further solidifying both Tems and Ayra Starr’s dominance in the music industry.

NEWS: @ayrastarr’s “The Year I Turned 21” breaks UK Apple Albums record.

Find out how: https://t.co/RsNMI7JWLuhttps://t.co/RsNMI7JWLu

— 𝗔𝗟𝗕𝗨𝗠 𝗧𝗔𝗟𝗞𝗦 (@AlbumTalksHQ) June 3, 2024

10. Ruger and BNXN squash their beef and release a joint EP

“ Before Burna Boy started with live performances ,most afrobeats artist would just go with the dj and just perform , Davido is a leader ,many people follow his footsteps likewise , Wizkid too is a leader so just choose who you wanna follow “

- Ruger pic.twitter.com/iFMrcXWqWZ

— OjoToTheWorld (@OjoToTheWorld) April 19, 2024

However, Ruger and BNXN (formerly Buju) turned their once contentious rivalry into a successful collaboration in 2024. Their joint EP, RnB, was released after the two artists buried the hatchet, marking a moment of reconciliation in the Nigerian music scene. The seven-track project, which features no guest appearances, allows the duo to showcase their individual styles while demonstrating their strong artistic chemistry. The EP, well-received by fans, blends Ruger’s distinct wit with BNXN’s smooth vocals and creating an enjoyable listening experience.

ALSO READ: The 10 moments that shaped Nigerian music industry in third quarter 2024

11. Asake sells out O2 Arena for the second time

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Asake, the YBNL star, achieved a remarkable feat during his Lungu Boy tour by selling out the O2 Arena for the second time in his three-year career. This is one of those notable moments that shaped Nigerian music industry. The performance, held on September 21, 2024, was an electrifying celebration of Afrobeats as Asake performed to over 20,000 fans. His expanded setlist, featuring tracks from his new album Lungu Boy alongside fan favourites like Remember, Fuji Vibe, and MMS, had the crowd singing along with passion. Special guest appearances from Afrobeats giants like Wizkid and Stormzy added an extra layer of excitement to the night, making it a landmark event in Nigerian music history.

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12. Rema’s homecoming concert in Benin city

The moment Don Jazzy came on stage to perform Dorobucci with Rema in Benin pic.twitter.com/dHI6eu6Wkn

— OLAMIDE (@Olamide0fficial) August 31, 2024

Basically, on August 30, 2024, Afrobeats sensation Rema returned to his hometown of Benin City, performing at the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium. This concert was not only significant for Rema but also for the city, as it marked his first show on Nigerian soil. The concert became an unforgettable event, drawing thousands of fans who experienced powerful performances of his hits like Dumebi, Calm Down, and Charm. The night also featured surprise appearances from Mavin Records’ Don Jazzy, Crayon, and Shallipopi. A heartwarming moment occurred when Rema gifted two fans N2 million for their creative portraits of him, solidifying the evening as a blend of star power and philanthropy.

Rema sharing N2m each to fans like water at his concert. pic.twitter.com/6O4HQf2l9G

— POOJA!!! (@PoojaMedia) August 31, 2024

13. Rema’s experimental HEIS album

Rema on his new album ‘HEIS’ being compared to ‘YEEZUS’ pic.twitter.com/lY3oN0Gjhd

— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) August 8, 2024

Rema took the world by surprise with the release of his experimental album HEIS, which marked a significant departure from his usual Afrofusion style. In an interview with Complex Music, Rema shared his desire to push boundaries and explore new sonic textures, despite his label’s initial hesitation. The album blends rock, R&B, and traditional African sounds, drawing comparisons to Kanye West's Yeezus album. This bold creative direction has been praised as a forward-thinking project that pushes Afrobeats into exciting new territories, showing Rema’s versatility as an artist.

14. Flavour sells out Wembley Arena

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Nigerian highlife legend Flavour made history in 2024 by selling out the prestigious Wembley Arena in London. On August 23, 2024, Flavour’s African Royalty Experience tour brought together fans from across Europe to witness a night of music, dance, and cultural celebration. His setlist included classics like Ada Ada, Nwa Baby, and Oyi, as well as new tracks from his album African Royalty. The concert highlighted Flavour’s fusion of traditional Igbo rhythms and modern Afrobeat. It further solidified his status as a global ambassador for African highlife music.

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15. P-Square’s final dissolution

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Moreso, after years of tension, public feuds, and occasional reunions, P-Square officially dissolved in 2024. Paul Okoye confirmed the split in an emotional Instagram Live session, explaining his frustrations with the group dynamics and announcing his decision to focus on a solo career. This announcement marked the end of an era for P-Square, once one of Africa’s most beloved and influential music duos. While the split was sad for many fans, it also opened the door for both Paul and Peter Okoye to pursue their individual artistic endeavors.

16. Wizkid releases sixth studio album Morayo

Wizkid, one of Nigeria’s biggest international stars, released his highly anticipated sixth studio album, Morayo, in 2024. Named in tribute to his late mother, Morayo explores themes of love, life, and celebration, while also reflecting a sense of introspection. The 16-track album features collaborations with global artists like Asake, Brent Faiyaz, Tiakola, and Jazmine Sullivan. Opening with Troubled Mind, the album showcases Wizkid’s ability to blend Afrobeats with global sounds, reinforcing his position as a trailblazer in the genre. Morayo is a celebration of his legacy and a tribute to those he holds dear.

17. Grammy nominations 2025

The addition of the Best African Music Performance category at the Grammy Awards has been a game-changer for African artists and is one of those moments that shaped Nigerian music. For the 2025 Grammy Awards, Nigerian artists dominated the nominees list, with stars like Tems, Asake, Yemi Alade, Davido, Wizkid, and Lojay securing nominations. In a surprising turn, last year’s winner, South Africa’s Tyla, was absent. Rema’s nomination for Best Global Music Album is another indication of Afrobeat’s expanding reach.

18. Wizkid's record-breaking Spotify streams

#Wizkid’s ‘Morayo’ scores the BIGGEST Debut Streaming Week for an Album by an African Act in Spotify history! pic.twitter.com/pZgfUBIklx

— World Music Awards (@WORLDMUSICAWARD) December 2, 2024

Consequently, Wizkid’s album Morayo shattered streaming records on Spotify Nigeria, amassing 12 million streams on its release day and 16.27 million streams globally within 24 hours. The hit single Kese (Dance) also set a new benchmark for single-day streams, showcasing Wizkid’s enduring appeal and influence. Also, He set a new record for the biggest first-day streams on Spotify Nigeria with his hit song Piece of My Heart. The song quickly became a viral sensation, garnering impressive streaming numbers and establishing Wizkid’s dominance in the digital music space.

5 Record-Breaking Streaming Peaks in Spotify Nigeria History…
#1 Kese (Dance), @wizkidayo 1.57M
#2 Bad Girl, @wizkidayo 1.15M
#3 Troubled Mind, @wizkidayo 1.06M
#4 Piece of My Heart, @wizkidayo 1M
#5 Karamo, @wizkidayo 903K pic.twitter.com/CW7VyvJsXt

— ChartsAfrica (@chartsafrica) November 27, 2024

19. Virgin Music and Empire's market dominance

As 2024 unfolded, one of those moments that shaped the industry was when Virgin Music and Empire emerged as dominant players in Nigeria’s music industry. According to TurnTable Charts, both labels surpassed one billion on-demand streams across major platforms, solidifying their positions in the Nigerian music ecosystem. Virgin Music, partnered with Dapper Music, led with an 8.62% market share, while Empire followed closely with 8.25%. Labels like YBNL Nation, Mavin Records, and Vibez Inc also contributed to the competitive landscape. These impressive streaming numbers reflect the growing commercialization of Nigerian music and its impact on global platforms.

20. Sinach's legal battle over Way Maker

Nigerian gospel singer Osinachi Egbu, popularly known as Sinach, is facing a ₦5 billion lawsuit over her internationally acclaimed song, ‘Way Maker.’ The suit, filed by music producer Michael Oluwole, known as Maye, alleges copyright infringement and seeks a declaration of… pic.twitter.com/jyMlpLahl2

— Premium Times (@PremiumTimesng) November 28, 2024

Last on the list of moments that shaped Nigerian music industry, in a dramatic legal twist, gospel singer Sinach found herself in the midst of a high-profile copyright lawsuit. The producer of her hit song Way Maker, Michael Oluwole (Mayolee), is suing Sinach for ₦5 billion, claiming he was not adequately compensated for his instrumental contributions to the song’s success. The lawsuit, filed in November 2024, has sparked debates about intellectual property rights, fair compensation, and the importance of formal agreements in music production. As the case continues, it could set an important legal precedent in Nigeria’s burgeoning music industry.

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Afrobeats icons Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy ignited social media with their electrifying performances at Oando PLC's end-of-year celebration in Lagos.

The event, held on Thursday, December 19, 2024, drew an enthusiastic crowd, making it an unforgettable experience for all attendees.

Videos from the night have emerged online, showcasing the artists' stunning outfits and dynamic stage presence. Despite not interacting with each other, their performances have become the talk of social media.

Other artists such as Fireboy DML also took to the stage at the star-studded event which saw the creme de la creme of entertainment, business and government all converge in a single location.

Fans and followers are still buzzing with excitement, sharing clips and photos from the event across various platforms.

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In a touching act which shocked fans and the music industry alike, Grammy-winning singer Burna Boy recently presented Seun Kuti with his custom diamond chain featuring a pendant of Seun's legendary father, Fela Kuti.

Seun Kuti expressed his appreciation for the meaningful gift and shared his gratitude on social media. "From @burnaboygram with love. We finally met properly for the first time, and ODOGWU sent a gift. Thanks, bro. Big love," Seun wrote, alongside a photo of the intricately designed chain. The pendant, a tribute to the iconic Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, reflects Burna Boy's profound respect and admiration for the Kuti family and their contribution to music.

Burna Boy has frequently acknowledged Fela Kuti as a major influence on his music and career, referring to the Afrobeat legend as his "inspiration and childhood hero."

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Dive into the infectious lyrics of Burna Boy's new song, "Bundle By Bundle," below and let the catchy rhythm move you. Feel the beat, sing along!

Burna Boy - Bundle By Bundle Lyrics

Intro
When it comes to class, I be teacher
Chop this life, make e no chop you, my nigga
Half a million dollars, when I smile for the picture
That's why I don't put no ice in my liquor

Chorus
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle

Post-Chorus
Mo ka'wọ s'oke but I no see their hand
Mo ni ko jeun s'oke but I no see your hand
Higher, higher, eh, eh, make devil shake
How I go know say you dеy there if I no see your hand
Are you jonzing?

Verse 1
Arе you jonzing?
Onigbese
Gudugudu, meje, meje
I chop akara where moi-moi no dey
As long as e full my belle me I'm okay
Vanity, everything na vanity
As I see say money dey
Vanity full my head

Pre-Chorus
Bundle, bundle
Bundle by bundle
Bundle, bundle, bundle
Bundle by bundle
Lion no dey humble for jungle
Me I just dey do as I wan do
Get my cana from Toronto
Jẹ kan ma lọ jumbo by jumbo

Chorus
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle

Verse 2
Oda mo tungba
Today na today
Small things wey dem say wọn ti n kigbe mogbe
Never too late
Fàájì, oshey
Ita mo wa, o ti pe ti mo sun'le
Taka sufe, where the ballon dey?
Do anyhow as long na me dey pay
Emi fẹ jaiye today, emi fẹ jaiye
Why you tell another person wetin I tell you?
I always like to say the truth and shame the devil
I no dey for all that kind level 'cause I no get time for the people wey too dey wurugbon lẹnu
Emi Mr no gbo nothing me I no dey hear you
Hundred thousand people when I pull up for the venue
Why e be say I still dey hustle wellu wellu?
When I get money like Tony Elumelu

Chorus
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle

Post-Chorus
Mo ka'wọ s'oke but I no see their hand (Bundle, bundle)
Mo ni ko jeun s'oke but I no see your hand (Bundle, bundle)
Higher, higher, eh, eh make devil shame (Bundle, bundle)
How I go know say you dey there if I no see your hand (Bundle, bundle)
Are you jonzing?

Chorus
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Ogbẹni, igbẹ mi lọ n ko
'Cause when we throw the money, we dey throw am bundle by bundle
Bundle, bundle
Bundle by bundle
Bundle, bundle, bundle
Bundle by bundle

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In Bundle By Bundle, Burna Boy takes listeners on a thrilling ride through themes of wealth and celebration. True to its title, the song underscores his financial might and opulent lifestyle. Burna boldly declares that he doesn’t do things halfway — he only does the bundles, not mere single notes.

Telz infuses the track with vibrant Afrobeats rhythms, pulsating basslines, and irresistible hooks that demand movement. The song's upbeat tempo and captivating production make it a perfect anthem for the club and the streets. The synergy between Burna Boy's charismatic delivery and Telz's dynamic soundscape creates an impressive piece designed to keep listeners hooked from the first beat to the last.

Whether you're vibing at a party or driving with the windows down, Bundle By Bundle is guaranteed to bring the energy. The song is a vibe, a mood, and a testament to Burna Boy's unrelenting dominance in the global music scene.

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These visual spectacles complement the music and elevate its storytelling and cultural impact. From heavyweights like Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido to new-generation superstars like Rema and Asake, the Afrobeats scene in 2024 has delivered some unforgettable music videos.

Here's a closer look at one of the best-ranked Afrobeats music videos of 2024.

15. Big Big Things

Artist: Young Jonn

Featured Artist (s): Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez

Director: TG Omori

Label: Chocolate City

Released Date: April 12, 2024

Directed by the highly sought-after TG Omori, the video for Big Big Things is an ode to opulence, excess, and, of course, BIG BIG THINGS. TG Omori, who dominated the early part of 2024 with a string of standout productions, brings his usual flair to this vibrant video, ensuring it stands out as one of the year’s most memorable.

The music video is a colourful celebration of wealth, luxury, sophistication, and, of course, thick women. Young Jonn’s persona as a purveyor of opulence shines through, with scenes filled with a lavish display of lifestyle. Women with striking physiques, embodying the song’s playful lyrical themes, dominate much of the visuals.

Veteran actor Pa James, known for his comedic timing and charm, makes a delightful cameo, bringing humour and a nostalgic touch to the video. His appearance adds a unique flavour, bridging the generational gap between the modern Afrobeats audience and older fans. Meanwhile, Kizz Daniel and Seyi Vibez also bring their star power to the screen, each owning their moments and amplifying the visual energy.

14. Stubborn

Artist (s): Victony & Asake

Director (s): Jyde Ajala & Mikey Rare

Label: Victony/Encore Recordings

Released Date: May 11, 2024

Stubborn, directed by Jyde Ajala who's had an incredible year, is a bold visual and musical statement, serving as the lead single for Victony's debut album of the same title. It is a song of resilience and ambition, with Victony as the stubborn figure in the story.

The video blends opulence and grit. Victony commands attention in Anglo-Saxon-inspired armour paired with modern leather attire, symbolizing his readiness to conquer challenges. Exotic cars and stunning women accentuate the duality of hard work and reward, while Asake's presence adds dynamic energy to the visuals.

Ajala's sharp cinematography and deliberate framing enhance the cinematic quality. Striking a perfect balance between style and substance, the video celebrates ambition and perseverance, earning its place among the best Afrobeats visuals of 2024.

13. Love Me Jeje

Artist: Tems

Director: Tems

Label: RCA Records/Since 93'

Released Date: May 3, 2024

The music video for Tems' Love Me Jeje is a visual treat. Shot in the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, the video embraces simplicity and charm. It captures Tems cruising through the city in a tricycle while yearning for pure and uncomplicated love, as expressed in the song's heartfelt lyrics.

True to Lagos' lively spirit, the video concludes with a vibrant party scene, showing Tems celebrating with friends. The mix of everyday city life and festive energy makes this video relatable and captivating, earning it a spot among the year's best music videos.

12. Moving

Artist: Omah Lay

Director: UAX

Label: KeyQaad

Released Date: August 23, 2024

Moving by Omah Lay is a reflective piece that uses its chorus, built around the phrase “I’ve been moving,” as a metaphor for life’s ongoing journey — physically, mentally, and emotionally. The song captures the fleeting nature of time and the struggle to find certainty amidst life's rapid pace.

Omah Lay delves into profound emotions, emphasizing experiences and connections thicker than metals, reminding us of the priceless, irreplaceable moments that transcend material wealth.

The accompanying music video, directed by UAX, mirrors this theme, showcasing Omah Lay traversing a vast desert—driving, walking, and never stopping. The imagery beautifully complements the song’s message, symbolizing persistence and the continuous journey of life.

11. Benin Boys

Artist (s): Rema & Shallipopi

Director: Director K

Label: Mavin Global Holdings Ltd / Jonzing World Entertainment

Released Date: June 21, 2024

Rema and Shallipopi celebrate their roots in the music video for Benin Boys, paying homage to their hometown, Benin City. Directed by Director K, the video blends sophistication and opulence with cultural pride, capturing the essence of a true "Benin boy."

Shot in Benin City, it features Rema atop the roof of his alma mater, Ighile Group of School, adding a personal touch. Director K’s expert direction brings it all together, resulting in a visually stunning tribute to the city and its heritage.

10. Bad Vibes

Artist: Ayra Starr

Featured Artist: Seyi Vibez

Director: Bush Boy Films

Label: Mavin Global Holdings Ltd / Jonzing World Entertainment

Released Date: May 10, 2024

Bad Vibes, one of the standout tracks from Ayra Starr's acclaimed sophomore album, TYIT21. Featuring Seyi Vibez, the song radiates positivity and energy.

The music video, directed by Bush Boy Films, showcases Ayra Starr in her signature glitz and glamour, while Seyi Vibez’s dynamic presence adds vibrancy to the visuals. Together, they create a captivating and high-energy performance, cementing the track’s status as a fan favourite.

9. Big Baller

Artist: Flavour

Director: Dammy Twitch

Label: 2Nite Music Group

Released Date: January 26, 2024

Flavour's Big Baller became the ultimate anthem for high life, with its music video showcasing wealth, lifestyle, sophistication, and opulence. Shot and directed by Dammy Twitch in Lagos, the video features luxurious scenes, including a helicopter, yacht, and golf course. Exotic men and women add to the glamour, while cameo appearances from Cubana Chiefpriest, Mercy Eke, Ezinne Akudo, Chioma Ikokwu, and Nasty Blaq make it a true visual spectacle.

8. Egwu

Artist (s): Chike & Mohbad

Director: Director Pink

Label: Brothers Records

Released Date: February 28, 2024

The music video for Egwu by Chike and Mohbad is a vibrant celebration of colour, joy, and glamour. Shot in the lively streets of Lagos, it features the iconic danfo buses and a crowd of people dancing and celebrating in a rainbow of colours. The video captures the essence of Lagos' festive spirit while also paying tribute to the late Mohbad, honouring his legacy and contribution to the music scene.

7. Active

Artist (s): Asake & Travis Scott

Director: Edgar Esteves & Josh Valle

Label: YBNL/EMPIRE

Released Date: August 7, 2024

Active by Asake, directed by Edgar Esteves and Josh Valle, is a high-energy visual extravaganza. Asake unleashes his enthusiasm with scenes of horseback riding and an intense encounter with a marching band. Later, when Travis Scott appears on top of a car, Asake dramatically smashes its windows with a crowbar. The chaos continues throughout, with Travis Scott bringing his signature energy, making the video a dynamic and visually striking spectacle.

6. Hello Habibi

Artist (s): Olamide & Russ

Director: Jyde Ajala

Label: YBNL/EMPIRE

Released Date: November 7, 2024

Directed by Jyde Ajala, the music video for Hello Habibi takes viewers to a stunning Arabic landscape, enhancing the song's luxurious and exotic vibe. Set against expansive desert scenes, traditional architecture, and lavish interiors, the video perfectly complements the theme of living a carefree, opulent lifestyle. The backdrop emphasizes Olamide and Russ’s aspirations and successes.

5. Higher

Artist: Burna Boy

Director (s): Burna Boy & Asurf

Label: Spaceship Entertainment Ltd.

Released Date: June 28, 2024

Higher by Burna Boy, directed by Asurf, showcases his deep connection to his hometown of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The video captures Burna Boy’s emotional journey as he gives back to his community, highlighting his involvement in community outreach through his "Project Protect" and partnership with the charity organization The R.E.A.C.H. It also celebrates his success and the spirit of unity he sings about, reinforcing the message of empowerment and commitment to positive change. The powerful visuals reflect Burna Boy's dedication to uplifting his community.

4. Hmmm

Artist: Chris Brown

Featured Artist: Davido

Director: Travis Colbert

Label: RCA Records

Released Date: June 5, 2024

Chris Brown has made a significant impact on the Afrobeats scene, and his collaboration with Davido on the high-energy track Hmmm attests to this. The music video, filled with dark, moody scenes, places Chris Brown and Davido at the forefront while a vibrant crowd adds to the intensity in the background. The video is a visual spectacle that complements the track's lively, upbeat energy, highlighting the dynamic chemistry between the two artists.

3. MMS

Artist (s): Asake & Wizkid

Director: Edgar Steves

Label: YBNL/EMPIRE

Released Date: October 5, 2024

MMS by Asake and Wizkid, from Asake’s third studio album Lungu Boy, is a simple yet classy visual experience. Directed by Edgar Steves and shot in black and white on the streets of London, the video features a striking concept where everyone else in the frame is frozen, allowing Asake and Wizkid to move through the scene seamlessly. The video perfectly complements the song’s vibe, emphasizing the smooth and effortless chemistry between the two stars, setting it as one of the standout tracks and visuals on the album.

2. Kante

Artist: Davido

Featured Artist: Fave

Director: Dammy Twitch

Label: Davido Music Worldwide

Released Date: May 8, 2024

Directed by Dammy Twitch, the video captures an energetic house party scene where Fave dances joyfully with her girls, and Davido brings his energy while searching for his love interest. The video blends sleek, low-lit moments reminiscent of 2000s music videos and classic Nollywood aesthetics with vibrant, colourful scenes, showcasing dynamic set designs and bold outfit choices. The chemistry between Fave and Davido, along with the lively party atmosphere, makes Kante a visual spectacle, further elevating one of the biggest tracks from Davido's magnum opus, Timeless.

1. Piece of My Heart

Artist: Wizkid

Featured Artist: Brent Faiyaz

Director: Lonewolf

Label: Starboy Entertainment

Released Date: October 18, 2024

From Wizkid's latest album Marayo, the visuals for Piece of My Heart featuring Brent Faiyaz top the list of the best Afrobeats music videos of 2024. Directed by Lonewolf, the video radiates a smooth, laid-back vibe that aligns perfectly with the song's emotional and soulful essence. The cinematic approach blends intimate, personal moments with dreamlike sequences, set in serene, atmospheric locations.

The visuals feature Wizkid and Brent Faiyaz in various settings, enhancing the song's themes of love and longing. Soft lighting and intimate close-ups focus on mood and subtlety, amplifying the vulnerability in their performances. The video creates a tranquil atmosphere while showcasing the chemistry between the two artists as they deliver a heartfelt serenade.

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Chlöe Bailey and Burna Boy looked cozy during Chlöe Bailey’s recent visit to Lagos, fuelling rumours of a blossoming connection.

Upon her arrival on Sunday, December 15, Chlöe was welcomed with an extravagant convoy, rumoured to have been arranged by Burna Boy. A viral moment caught someone greeting her as Burna’s “wife,” igniting the gossip mill.

Later that evening, the two hit the town in style, with Chlöe seen riding shotgun in Burna’s luxurious Lamborghini. Videos of their night out in a Lagos nightclub show them in high spirits, sparking social media frenzy.

Burna Boy and Chloe Bailey spotted together in Lagos. pic.twitter.com/2j32mbhylp

— African Folder (@africanfolder) December 16, 2024

The internet exploded with reactions to the unexpected pairing. One fan joked, “Lmaooo I didn’t see this coming,” while another brought up Burna Boy’s ex, Stefflon Don, quipping, “I hope Chloe Bailey know how to rap in Patois cause Steff writing her verse as we speak.”

Adding a twist to the narrative, Chlöe’s ex, rapper Gunna, is also in Lagos for the city’s famous “Detty December” festivities. With Gunna slated to perform later this week, fans are speculating about an awkward encounter in the making.

This isn’t the first time Chlöe has made headlines recently. Just last month, she had to address comments she made about a past crush on Kendrick Lamar, clarifying that her remarks were about “years and years ago” to dispel backlash over accusations of pursuing the married rapper.

As for Burna Boy and Chlöe, neither has commented on the swirling rumours, leaving fans eager to see what unfolds next.

Recall that Chlöe Bailey and Burna Boy linked up at the Billboard Music Awards in 2022.

Burna Boy and Chloe Bailey at Billboard Music Awards 2022 #BBMAs pic.twitter.com/6Z2dKaAYtQ

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The video, which appears to be from last year, shows Burna Boy presenting Stefflon Don with a Rolls Royce for her birthday.

According to reports, Stefflon Don's decision to share the video came after Burna Boy was spotted with American singer and actress Chloe Bailey in Lagos, sparking rumors of a romantic relationship between the two.

Burna Boy's fan, Benny, reshared the video and report on X, claiming that Stefflon Don posted the old video in response to Burna Boy flying Chloe Bailey into Nigeria.

The move has sparked a flurry of reactions from fans and followers, with many speculating about the motivations behind Stefflon Don's decision to share the video. While some have praised Stefflon Don for showing off her luxurious gift, others have accused her of trying to stir up drama and attention amidst Burna Boy's rumored romance with Chloe Bailey.

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STEFFLON DON RELEASES CLIP OF WHEN BURNA BOY BOUGHT HER A ROLLS ROYCE CULLINAN FOR HER BIRTHDAY. pic.twitter.com/tTzqDTrhxf

— benny. (@benny7gg) December 15, 2024

so Stefflon Don actually posted that old video from last year today because Burna Boy flew Chloe Bailey into the country today.

— benny. (@benny7gg) December 16, 2024

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