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Seyi Tell Your Papa Country Hard – Top 50 Nigerian Songs with the Best Hooks (2015–2025) #skits.ng #davideo.ng

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Apr 17, 2025
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full lyrics to “Tell Your Papa” by Eedris Abdulkareem:

Tell Your Papa
by Eedris Abdulkareem

[Verse 1]
Tell your papa say we dey suffer
No light, no fuel, everything dey cost
Tell your papa say we need better
Not palliatives wey no dey last

[Chorus]
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Make e hear the voice of the people
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Say we no fit dey live like this

[Verse 2]
Tell your papa say we need jobs
Young people dey hustle, no support
Tell your papa say make e act
We no want promises, we want facts

[Chorus]
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Make e hear the voice of the people
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Say we no fit dey live like this

[Bridge]
We dey pray for change, we dey hope
But everyday na the same old story
Tell your papa say we dey tire
We need action, not just talk

[Chorus]
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Make e hear the voice of the people
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Say we no fit dey live like this

[Outro]
Tell your papa, tell your papa
Make e hear the voice of the people

🎶 Asake – “Sungba”

Chorus:

Sungba, sungbalaja, sungba
Sungba, sungba, sungba,
Sungbalaja sungba
O le sun yaya
Sungba, sungbalaja, sungba
Sungba, sungba, sungba,
Sungbalaja sungba
O le sun yaya

🎶 Ayra Starr – “Rush”

Chorus:

But e dey rush
E dey rush well well
E be much
Na God dey make my tap, e dey rush
The kind money we touch
But e dey rush
E dey rush well well
E be much
No be hype, everybody dey crush
There’s no dulling with us

🎶 Seyi Vibez – “Chance (Na Ham)”

Chorus:

Chance (chance)
Tell them, tell them make dem give me chance (chance)
‘Cause if na jazz (jazz), e go cast (cast)
All my sexy ladies, make dem dance
Oya, dance to my music go

🎶 Kizz Daniel – “Buga” (feat. Tekno)

Chorus:

Let me see you dey buga
Go low low low low
Let me see, go low low low low
Buga won
Let me, let me see you dey buga
Go low low low low
Let me see, go low low low low
Buga won

Yesss! Nigerian artists have owned the last decade, especially with Afrobeats going global. Generation Z in Nigeria (and beyond) grew up on these hook-heavy, addictive jams. From Wizkid to Asake, Rema, Burna Boy, Tems, and Omah Lay, the choruses are often instant earworms — perfect for parties, TikTok, or vibing alone.

So here’s a Gen Z-flavored list of 50 Nigerian hit songs (2015–2025) with some of the best hooks/choruses:

🇳🇬🔥 Top 50 Nigerian Songs with the Best Hooks (2015–2025)

🐐 Wizkid

  1. Ojuelegba

  2. Soco (feat. Terri, Spotless & Ceeza Milli)

  3. Essence (feat. Tems)

  4. Fever

  5. Mood (feat. Buju)

🚀 Rema

  1. Calm Down

  2. Dumebi

  3. Charm

  4. Soundgasm

  5. Holiday

🌊 Burna Boy

  1. Ye

  2. Last Last

  3. Gbona

  4. Anybody

  5. On the Low

💦 Tems

  1. Free Mind

  2. Higher

  3. Crazy Tings

  4. Found (feat. Brent Faiyaz)

  5. Try Me

💨 Asake

  1. Sungba (Remix) (feat. Burna Boy)

  2. Lonely at the Top

  3. Organise

  4. Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)

  5. Joha

🍃 Omah Lay

  1. Bad Influence

  2. Understand

  3. Godly

  4. Soso

  5. Damn

🔥 Fireboy DML

  1. Peru

  2. Jealous

  3. Bandana (feat. Asake)

  4. Vibration

  5. Playboy

🧊 BNXN (Buju)

  1. Outside

  2. Finesse (with Pheelz)

  3. Italy (Refix) (with Blaq Diamond)

  4. In My Mind

  5. Gwagwalada (with Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez)

🌟 Others You Can’t Ignore

  1. Kizz Daniel – Buga

  2. Davido – Fall

  3. Davido – If

  4. Pheelz – Electricity (feat. Davido)

  5. Tiwa Savage – Somebody’s Son (feat. Brandy)

  6. Zinoleesky – Kilofeshe

  7. Ayra Starr – Rush

  8. Ayra Starr – Bloody Samaritan

  9. Seyi Vibez – Chance (Na Ham)

  10. Portable – Zazoo Zehh (feat. Olamide & Poco Lee)

🐐 Wizkid

1. Ojuelegba

Ojuelegba, they know my story
From Mo’Dog studio
I dey on my grind, no dey look Uche face
I dey on my grind, no dey look Uche face

2. Soco (feat. Terri, Spotless & Ceeza Milli)

Soco soco, soco soco baby o
Soco soco soco soco so
Oya gbefun lopo, lopo lopo lopo
Oya gbe fun baby o, soco soco soco

3. Essence (feat. Tems)

You don’t need no other body
Only you fi hold my body
Only you fi hold my body
You don’t need no other body

4. Fever

Baby girl, you fine, you set oh
Girl, you make my eye dey red oh
Anytime you no dey close to me, yeah yeah yeah
Baby girl, na you I want oh
Baby, shey na me you want oh
Make we dey one plus one na two, yeah yeah yeah

5. Mood (feat. Buju)

Ooh, I’m in the big mood
Girl, I dey feel you
Something wey go cooli my body
Tell me, will you do?

🚀 Rema

6. Calm Down

Baby, calm down, calm down
Girl, this your body e put my heart for lockdown
For lockdown, oh lockdown
Girl, you sweet like Fanta, Fanta
If I tell you say I love you, no dey form yanga, oh yanga

7. Dumebi

Dumebi, Dumebi
Paragaran gi che chuan
Dumebi, Dumebi
Don go carry belle

8. Charm

I get the charm
Make you dance
I get the charm
Make you move

9. Soundgasm

She say make I put it in
She say make I put it in
She say make I put it in
She say make I put it in

10. Holiday

I will never forget the time wey bad belle them cast us away
Fast forward to today
Everyday na holiday
Everyday say na holiday

🌊 Burna Boy

11. Ye

Tell me, tell me
My nigga, what’s it gon’ be?
G-Wagon or the Bentley?
The gyaldem riding with me
I no fit die for nothing

12. Last Last

I need Igbo and shayo
I need Igbo and shayo
I need Igbo and shayo
I need Igbo and shayo

13. Gbona

When the gbedu dey enter body
All the girls dem go shake their body
Oluwa Burna’m Gbona feli
Mo Gbona feli

14. Anybody

If you ready make we go
If you ready make we go
If you ready make we go
If you ready make we go

15. On the Low

Angeli, Angelina, you dey cool my temperature
If you call, I go come deliver
I no go fall e your hand, never
Say na me you go love forever

Tems

1. Free Mind

This is the peace that you cannot buy
Send me a love that you cannot mix
One is the joy that you cannot waste
And the other one price that you cannot fix
This is the peace that you cannot buy
Finding a way when you cannot see
Man will desist if he cannot pray
I need to find release
— Tems, “Free Mind”

2. Higher

Higher, higher
I’m going higher
Higher, higher
I’m going higher
— Tems, “Higher”

3. Crazy Tings

Crazy tings are happening
Crazy tings are happening
If you need somebody’s craze
You fit chop somebody’s craze
— Tems, “Crazy Tings”

4. Found (feat. Brent Faiyaz)

I found myself
In a place where I can be
I found myself
In a place where I can be
— Tems, “Found”

5. Try Me

So why you wanna try me
You try me
You’re out to destroy me
Destroy me
You try to challenge me
Challenge me
You try to distract me
Distract me
— Tems, “Try Me”

💨 Asake

6. Sungba (Remix) (feat. Burna Boy)

Sungba, sungba
Sungba, sungba
Sungba, sungba
Sungba, sungba
— Asake, “Sungba (Remix)”

7. Lonely at the Top

It’s lonely at the top (lonely, lonely, lonely)
Money on my mind (money, money, money)
Don’t care what they yarning about me in particular
Ko kan mi, kan mi, kan mi
— Asake, “Lonely at the Top”

8. Organise

Organise
Every other day I organise
Organise
Every other day I organise
— Asake, “Organise”

9. Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)

Peace be unto you
Peace be unto you
Peace be unto you
Peace be unto you
— Asake, “Peace Be Unto You (PBUY)”

10. Joha

Joha, Joha
Joha, Joha
Joha, Joha
Joha, Joha
— Asake, “Joha”

🍃 Omah Lay

11. Bad Influence

Girl, I don’t know what come over me
Girl, you no go understand
I’m catching feelings for you
Now I don’t know how to act
— Omah Lay, “Bad Influence”

12. Understand

I dey give you my body
I dey give you my soul
I dey give you my everything
I dey give you my all
— Omah Lay, “Understand”

13. Godly

That’s why I dey give am Godly
Godly, Godly
That’s why I dey give am Godly
Godly, Godly
— Omah Lay, “Godly”

14. Soso

So so take my pain away
So so take my pain away
So so take my pain away
So so take my pain away
— Omah Lay, “Soso”

15. Damn

She loves me when I’m drunk
She loves me when I’m jobless
She loves me when I’m wrong
Even when I no need love, yeah
— Omah Lay, “Damn”

🔥 Fireboy DML

16. Peru

Peru, para
Peru, Peru, para
I’m looo
Even Peru don dey para
— Fireboy DML, “Peru”

17. Jealous

Just one taste and I’m wanting more
Shawty, I dey feel your vibe
I dey feel your vibe
— Fireboy DML, “Jealous”

18. Bandana (feat. Asake)

I be King
I’m the best my generation ever seen
I came suddenly, I be like NEPA bill
— Fireboy DML, “Bandana”

19. Vibration

Vibration, vibration
Vibration, vibration
Vibration, vibration
Vibration, vibration
— Fireboy DML, “Vibration”

20. Playboy

I’m a playboy
I’m a playboy
I’m a playboy
I’m a playboy
— Fireboy DML, “Playboy”

🧊 BNXN (Buju)

21. Outside

I don’t wanna waste no time
I just wanna live my life
I don’t wanna waste no time
I just wanna live my life
— BNXN, “Outside”

22. Finesse (with Pheelz)

If I broke na my business
Ama shayo e go bright o
Folake for the night o
— BNXN, “Finesse”

23. Italy (Refix) (with Blaq Diamond)

Italy, Italy
Italy, Italy
Italy, Italy
Italy, Italy
— BNXN, “Italy (Refix)”

24. In My Mind

In my mind
In my mind
In my mind
In my mind
— BNXN, “In My Mind”

25. Gwagwalada (with Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez)

Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada
Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada
Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada
Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada
— BNXN, “Gwagwalada”

🌟 Others You Can’t Ignore

26. Kizz Daniel – Buga

Buga, buga
Buga, buga
Buga, buga
Buga, buga
— Kizz Daniel, “Buga”

27. Davido – Fall

Fall, fall
Fall, fall
Fall, fall
Fall, fall
— Davido, “Fall”

28. Davido – If

If I tell you say I love you
My money, my body na your own
Oh baby
Thirty billion for the account o
— Davido, “

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