Highest Streamed Nigerian Albums on Spotify: 2014 to 2026

Highest Streamed NG Albums From Each Year [Spotify]

Spotify has changed how we measure impact in Nigerian music. These are the most-streamed Nigerian albums on the platform for each year, plus a quick note on the artist behind each record.

2014: Double Trouble By P-Square

The twin duo shut down 2014 with _Double Trouble_. Known for slick harmonies, high-energy delivery, and chart-topping hooks, P-Square helped push Afrobeats into mainstream conversations globally. This album remains a fan favorite for its club anthems and radio dominance.

2015: On a Spaceship by Burna Boy

Before the global stadium runs, Burna Boy was already experimenting. _On a Spaceship_ showed his genre-blending DNA early: dancehall, reggae, and Afrofusion textures. It set the tone for an artist who would later redefine “African Giant” on a world stage.

2016: Last Daze of Summer By Maleek Berry

Maleek Berry brought a smooth, UK-Naija sound with _Last Daze of Summer_. His production-first approach and laid-back vocals made him a quiet architect of the new-wave sound that influenced many artists after him.

2017: Sounds From the Other Side by Wizkid

Wizkid’s crossover moment. _Sounds From the Other Side_ balanced Afrobeats, R&B, and Caribbean vibes, and it introduced him to a wider international audience. It’s the album that proved Starboy could headline anywhere.

2018: Outside by Burna Boy

Outside_ was the breakout. With grit, melody, and cultural confidence, Burna Boy turned heads worldwide. Tracks from this project laid the foundation for his Grammy-nominated era.

2019: African Giant by Burna Boy

A statement album in every sense. _African Giant_ mixed activism, storytelling, and massive melodies. It earned a Grammy nomination and cemented Burna as one of Africa’s most important musical exports.

2020: Made in Lagos (Deluxe) by Wizkid

Smooth, mature, and global. Made in Lagos gave us timeless records that traveled far beyond Nigeria. The deluxe edition kept the momentum going and became one of the most-streamed Afrobeats projects of the decade.

2021: 19 & Dangerous (Deluxe) by Ayra Starr

Ayra Starr arrived fully formed. _19 & Dangerous_ blended Gen-Z confidence with soulful songwriting. The deluxe pushed her into heavy rotation and made her one of the faces of the new generation.

2022: Rave & Roses ULTRA by Rema

Rema took Afrobeats to new sonic places with _Rave & Roses_. The ULTRA version expanded its reach, and “Calm Down” became a global phenomenon that introduced millions to his sound.

2023: I Told Them by Burna Boy

Confident, defiant, and polished. _I Told Them_ showed Burna operating at peak artistry, mixing stadium energy with intimate songwriting. It kept his streaming numbers at the top again.

2024: The Year I Turned 21 by Ayra Starr

Ayra Starr’s growth was front and center here. _The Year I Turned 21_ felt personal and ambitious, with bigger production and sharper pop instincts. It confirmed her staying power.

2025: 5ive by Davido

Davido delivered with _5ive_, leaning into his signature energy and collaborations. It’s classic OBO: anthemic, celebratory, and built for playlists and parties across the continent and diaspora.

2026: CLARITY OF MIND by Omah Lay

Omah Lay’s _CLARITY OF MIND_ leads 2026 so far. Known for moody melodies and honest lyrics, Omah continues to shape the softer, introspective side of Afrobeats while pulling massive streams.

Do you think Omah Lay Clarity Of Mind will maintain the 2026 spot despit Asake dropping the M$ney album , let's see your opinions in the comments.