1. Don Jazzy

Don Jazzy is first and foremost a record producer and then a record executive, but he is an undeniable heavyweight in music. Don Jazzy started to notoriety in the early 2000s with D'Banj and MoHits Music, and despite the fact that that label no longer exists, his reputation has grown.

Don Jazzy has aided the careers of several prominent performers, including Tiwa Savage and Wande Coal, both of whom have achieved international recognition. Don Jazzy is an adept talent manager and event planner who works wonders for talent exposure. He is unquestionably among the absolute best in his field anywhere in the globe.

2. Davido

David Adeleke is a hip hop, Afro Pop, and R&B musician from Nigeria. For nearly ten years, he has been at the pinnacle of the entertainment world. Davido was among the current crop of performers to take African music international by collaborating with American artists in order to garner airplay in the United States.
He has performed in famous arenas in London and America, and he has received numerous local and international honors. He has utilized his voice to advocate for justice and social change by opposing unsettling government practices.

3. Olamide

Olamide is a well-known rapper and singer from Nigeria who also performs with vigor in English and Pidgin. He is known for using his native Yoruba language. Due to the fact that everyone may enjoy his music, regardless of background or social standing, he has achieved enormous popularity.
Despite the fact that his music is perceived as street music, he has cleverly carried that street music to the international stage. The most amazing thing about Olamide, according to some, is how he has launched so many young musicians' careers while also establishing a Movement with his music through his record label, YBNL Nation

4. Burna Boy

A more talented Nigerian artist than Damini Ogulu, a.k.a. Burna Boy, can be found nowhere else in the world. His ability to effortlessly switch between Afro-Fusion, R&B, Dance Hall, and Techno genres demonstrates his flexibility. He focused on the worldwide audience after dominating the Nigerian airwaves.

He changed his sound to better appeal to audiences around the world and gave dazzling performances. After winning one Grammy, he is undoubtedly the most well-known musician from Nigeria, and his impact extends to other Africans living abroad.

5. Wizkid

Wizkid has achieved this level of fame and influence thanks to a wealth of natural talent and a lifelong appreciation of hard work. He was a young lad with a tremendous dream when former boss Banky W introduced him to the music industry, but he has now surpassed that dream. All of the top arenas in the globe have seen him perform, and the most of them were sold out.

He has worked with numerous worldwide singers and shared a Grammy with Beyoncé for the song Brown Skin Girl from the year 2021. Despotic leaders who want to crush the populace under their feet have found his social impact to be an unexpected force to contend with; when Wizkid calls, the populace responds.