Chart rankings on the Official Nigeria Top 100 are based on a weighted formula incorporating audio and video streams within Nigeria, as well as airplay on radio in the country. It is the first and only standard music chart in Nigeria, providing comprehensive music activity including the official No. 1 song in Nigeria

Kunmie’s “Arike” spends another week at No. 1 on this week’s Official Nigeria Top 100 with 3.17 million on-demand streams (No. 1 on streaming) and 45.1 million in radio reach (No. 14 on radio). As a result, it records a fourth week atop the official singles chart in the country.

Zlatan & Fola’s “Get Better” lifts to a new high in its second week on the chart after tallying 2.30 million on-demand streams (No. 2 on streaming) and 58.7 million in radio reach (No. 6 on radio). As a result, it becomes the career highest charting single for both of Zlatan & Fola – equalling the No. 2 peak of “IDK” (Zlatan’s previous highest) and “who does that?” (Fola’s previous highest). “Get Better” is also Zlatan’s highest charting single ever as a lead artiste.

Davido’s “Be There Still” slips 2-3, it tops the radio chart for a third straight week with 84.5 million in radio airplay impressions.  

ODUMODUBLVCK’s “Pity This Boy” with Victony rebounds 5-4 on this week’s Top 100 after peaking at No. 2 on the chart. It is aiming to reach No. 1 for the first time on next week’s chart following the arrival of the surprise ‘mixtape’ THE MACHINE IS COMING.

Shallipopi’s globetrotting “Laho” drops 4-5 while Seyi Vibez’s “SHAOLIN” falls 3-6. Rema’s “Baby (Is It A Crime)” slips 6-7 while Famous Pluto’s “Na Scra” rises 9-8. 

Rounding out this week’s top ten; Faceless & Serotonin’s “Venus” returns to its No. 9 peak while Fido’s “Joy is Coming” falls 8-10 in its sixteenth week on the singles chart. It is the overall No. 1 song of Q1 2025 in Nigeria. 

Just outside the top ten;

• Chella’s “My Darling” enters a new peak of No. 13. 
• Ruger’s “Giveaway” with Zlatan debuts at No. 15
• Ruger’s “Dudu” with Kranium launches at No. 16. 
• Joeboy & Olamide’s “Free of Charge” debuts at No. 20.