Connect with us

Entertainment

Spotify Celebrates Wizkid’s “Ojuelegba” 10th Anniversary with 55M Streams

Published

on

Photo source: Google

Spotify has marked the 10th anniversary of Wizkid’s hit single “Ojuelegba,” recognizing its significant impact on the global music scene.

In a statement by Phiona Okumu, Spotify’s Head of Music for Sub-Saharan Africa, it was highlighted that the song has garnered over 55 million streams since its debut in 2014.

“Ojuelegba” played a pivotal role in shaping the rise of Afrobeats, propelling the genre onto the world stage and capturing the attention of millions of fans across different continents.

Okumu noted that the track’s influence extends far beyond its Nigerian roots, resonating with listeners in the United States, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France, and Nigeria, which make up the top five countries streaming the song.

As one of Wizkid’s most defining works, “Ojuelegba” solidified his place as a leading figure in African music.

Advertisement

It not only became a cultural anthem but also contributed to the growing global recognition of Afrobeats.

Okumu emphasized that the song continues to be celebrated, even a decade later, as one of the most iconic tracks in the genre’s history.

This milestone reinforces the power of African music and its ability to influence global trends.

The anniversary of “Ojuelegba” serves as a reminder of the immense talent within the African music scene and the continued global expansion of Afrobeats.

As the genre keeps evolving, Wizkid’s legacy remains firmly entrenched, with “Ojuelegba” standing as a timeless testament to his artistry and the global reach of African sounds.

Advertisement

 

Entertainment

Met Gala 2025: Tacha Akide Expresses Disappointment with Nigerian Celebs’ Outfits

Published

on


Nigerian Reality star Tacha Akide causes buzz on social media after her public criticism on the Nigerian artists seen at the Met gala 2025.

The reality star expressed her disappointment with the appearance of Nigerian artists at the event, she shared that they could have done better.

“So the Nigerians at the Met Gala did not represent, and this is coming from a place of love. You know I love Ayra Starr and Tems, and I’m crazy about Burna Boy, but trust me, they didn’t represent at all. Just had to say it!”

She then compares the event with Priscilla Ojo’s wedding and shared how the outfits served more that that of Met gala 2025, Nigerian version.


 

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Entertainment

Kanayo O. Kanayo Calls Out Color Superstition: ‘Black Doesn’t Mean Failure’

Published

on


Nigerian Actor Kanayo O. Kanayo takes to social media to speak on the popular color superstition. The actor shared how many are used to associating black to bad luck and white as good luck.

This information was prompted due to longstanding tradition of the Vatican. The actor stated “When they fail, it’s black smoke. When they succeed, it’s white smoke… This has been ingrained in the minds of the world that black is failure.”

“Let blue smoke mean a new Pope has not been elected and let white smoke mean he has. Remove the black. It’s not good for us.”


 

Continue Reading

Entertainment

Actress Sarah Martins Fires Back at Critics Over Love for VeryDarkMan

Published

on


Nigerian Actress Sarah Martins reacts to critics after she publicly expressed her love to VeryDarkMan.

It can be recalled that VeryDarkMan was recently released after being held at EFCC. His return sparked many reaction from fans after the anticipation.

Sarah Martins then reacted with excitement to the news calling the activist her sweet husband. Fans then react to this with backlash.

The actress then responds to the critics “I see all the hate comments on Instablog concerning my undying love for my Prince Charming VDM.
In case you haven’t noticed, I have his last name “Martins”, Sarah Martins… Vincent Martins. We are officially married in my heart. If you can’t wish us well, pls leave us alone.”


 

Advertisement
Continue Reading

Trending