Nigerian music has had tremendous growth over the years. From the alternative to pop and Hip hop sounds, we’ve been blessed with the good, bad and ugly. What makes the songs rock are usually the beat, rhythm, chorus and the lyrics of the songs. Many Nigerians however don’t pay attention to the lyrics of the lines and verses in the songs, rather they go with the hook and beat flow.

This quiz looks to test your fair knowledge on some of the Nigerian contemporary pop songs out there. See if you can tell the song/artiste behind the lines in each of the sampled songs among the four options below.

1) Omo ele so fine you should be my lady…

a) High notes’ by Banky W

b)‘Oluchi’ by Solidstar

c) ‘Katapot’ by Reekado Banks

d)‘Gollibe’ by Flavour

2) I gat to be a little clever eh…

a) 'Wiser' by Flavour

b) ‘Asalamalekun’ by Reminisce

c) ‘Don’t stop’ by Olamide

d) ‘Aye’ by Davido

3) And I don’t ever wanna see you cry baby…and I don’t ever wanna see you go…

a) ‘Say your love’ by Psquare

b) ‘ Laye’ by Kiss Daniels

c) ‘Love my baby’ by Wizkid

d) ‘Superwoman’ by Wande Coal

4) I’m feeling good tonight, this thing gat me thanking God for life, I can’t explain…

a) ‘Amin’ by Dammy Krane

b) ‘Ojuelegba’ by Wizkid

c) ‘Godwin’ by Korede Bello

d) ‘Lagos Party’ by BankyW

5)  Where been you dey when juice no dey to mix my gin oh eh…

a) ‘kuku no worry’ by Sound Sultan

b) ‘Oluwa ni’ by Reekado Banks

c) ‘free madness’ by Terry G

d) ‘Ki gbe soke’ by Burnaboy

Answers (1)a  (2)a (3)d (4)b (5)b

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