Top 10 Nigerian Songs on Apple Music – November 2025

Leyira Virtue BarisukaDecember 6, 2025020 views

If you’ve been wondering what the top Nigerian songs on Apple Music are right now, especially as 2025 is coming to an end, this article has you covered. Apple Music charts move daily, so there was no single fixed “official” list for every day in November 2025. But thanks to Apple Music’s curated list and year-end breakdowns of the most-streamed songs on Apple Music Nigeria in 2025, we can clearly see which songs dominated streams through November and into the end of the year.

In this article, we’ll walk through ten songs that defined the trending songs in November 2025 and sit comfortably among the top Nigerian Afrobeats songs. We’ll touch on the artists, the sound, why people keep these songs on repeat, and how they shaped the vibe of late 2025 on Apple Music Nigeria.

Trending Nigerian Songs on Apple Music – November 2025

Here’s a list of ten songs that dominated Apple Music Nigeria around November 2025 and later emerged as the most-streamed songs of 2025 on Apple Music Nigeria, according to year-end reports and Apple’s own listing.

2Factor – Young Jonn, Asake & Focalistic
Lalala – Young Jonn & Rema
MONEY CONSTANT – DJ Maphorisa, DJ Tunez, Wizkid & Mavo
Galorizzy – Davido, Mavo, Ecool
BODY (danz) – CKay ft. Mavo
EASY WITH ME – DJ Tunez, Wizkid & ODUMODUBLVCK
WHY LOVE – Asake
Wuse Tu – Zaylevelten & Mavo
You – FOLA
Waist – Omah Lay

These are the tracks that racked up massive streams on Apple Music across November and were especially strong on the charts in the final stretch of the year.

Why These Are the Best Nigerian Songs Right Now

Why did these specific tracks stand out in November and beyond?

1. 2FACTOR – Young Jonn, Asake & Focalistic

2Factor is that song you hear once, and it refuses to leave your head. It is a collision of three heavyweights in their lanes. Young Jonn brings his sharp ear for bouncy, modern Afrobeats production, Asake delivers his signature choir-like, street-rooted vocals, and Focalistic adds that South African amapiano flair. The song is both catchy and reflective of street culture.

2. LALALA – Young Jonn & Rema

Young Jonn is currently in first and second place, this time collaborating with Rema. This time, he structures the track around a catchy, repetitive refrain, while Rema floats on the beat with his playful, futuristic style. It’s melodic, vibey, and perfect for TikTok-style clips and sing-along moments.

3. MONEY CONSTANT – DJ Maphorisa, DJ Tunez, Wizkid & Mavo

With MONEY CONSTANT, we get a true powerhouse collaboration. DJ Maphorisa and DJ Tunez handle the groove while Wizkid effortlessly blends the beat with his smooth, understated delivery. Mavo also adds fresh spice, making the track feel both global and very Nigerian.

4. GALORIZZY– Davido, Mavo, Ecool

‘Galorizzy’ has Davido written all over it; his bold vocals ride a colourful instrumental, while Mavo and Ecool add ad-libs, additional verses, and overall energy. The track is perfect for Detty December warm-ups, road trips, and playlists where you don’t skip; you just turn the volume up. Note that this is Mavo’s second featured song on the list.

5. BODY (danz) – CKay ft. Mavo

BODY (Danz) leans into CKay’s romantic, slightly emo Afrobeats sound, but with a heavier dance angle. Smooth, moody vocals meet a club-ready bounce, while Mavo brings street spice and additional rhythm. This song already has Fans creating challenges on TikTok.

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6. EASY WITH ME – DJ Tunez, Wizkid & ODUMODUBLVCK

On Easy with Me, DJ Tunez and Wizkid continue their tried-and-true magic, but the feature from Odumodublvck interestingly flips the energy. Wizkid carries the smooth, laid-back hook, while ODUMODUBLVCK jumps in with his gritty, street-rap cadence.

7. WHY LOVE – Asake

Why Love brings Asake back to the list with a track that feels emotional yet incredibly danceable; it’s packed with amapiano elements, but the lyrics and delivery give it a more reflective feel.

8. Wuse Tu – Zaylevelten & Mavo

Wuse Tu has a strong street energy, rooted in Abuja references and everyday experiences. Zaylevelten and Mavo build a song that sounds like it grew organically from the streets into the mainstream. There are many slang words, but it’s very rhythmic and very catchy. Still note that Mavo is featured here.

9. YOU – FOLA

You sitting strong on this top 10 list for three months now shows that FOLA did an excellent job, ranging from gentle instrumentals and clean vocals to lyrics that sound like they’re written directly to one person.

10. WAIST – Omah Lay

‘Waist’ is Omah Lay doing what he does best; his vocals make the song feel both sensual and reflective, the kind of track that works for both playlists and quiet solo listening. Even at number ten, it comfortably sits among the best Nigerian songs on Apple Music Nigeria right now.

Conclusion

Here are the Top 10 Nigerian Songs on Apple Music, November 2025, based on Apple Music Nigeria’s year-end streaming data and the “Top Songs of 2025: Nigeria” playlist. These tracks represent a powerful cross-section of the best Nigerian songs this year, from Young Jonn’s double dominance at the top to Asake’s continued reign, Wizkid and DJ Tunez’s smooth collaborations, Davido, CKay, and Omah Lay’s melodic presence, and the rise of names like Mavo, FOLA, and Zaylevelten.

Of course, this list doesn’t mean other artists aren’t relevant. Plenty of musicians, including Burna Boy, Seyi Vibez, Shallipopi, ODUMODUBLVCK, Tems, Rema, and many more, also shaped the sound of 2025 across Apple Music playlists, radio, and social media.

So, if you’re trying to catch up on the top Nigerian songs on Apple Music right now, start with this list, get your headphones ready, keep the volume at a comfortable level, and enjoy the sound of Nigeria as 2025 wraps up.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1: What time period does this top 10 cover?

This list focuses on the songs that dominated Apple Music Nigeria in November 2025.

2: How accurate are these rankings?

The rankings themselves are based on Apple Music’s internal streaming data, reflected publicly through regional year-end playlists like Top Songs of 2025: Nigeria, and widely reported lists of the most-streamed songs of 2025 on Apple Music Nigeria.

3: Do these songs trend only in Nigeria or globally, too?

Streams in Nigeria primarily rank them, but many of these songs, especially those by Asake, Wizkid, Davido, BNXN, and Rema, also appear on global and regional Afrobeats playlists and in Apple Music Replay summaries.