Nigeria has had its share of really good music in the past, and Nigerian musicians of today are still trying to fill some shoes.

Here is a list of the top 10 Nigerian Hit Songs From the '90s.

1. Somebody Call My Name - Daddy Showkey: The voice and style of this song made it reign in its days.

2. You and I - Onyeka Onwenu: This song by Onyeka Onwenu brought about emotional feelings in the '90s.

3. Rhumba Stylee - Ras Kimono: Ras Kimono's style was unique, and this song was nice. Still is, if you like retro.

4. Eleru Gberu e - Daddy Fresh: Having Yoruba and Pidgin incorporated, this song was a hit in the '90s.

5. Everybody Gyrate - Tony One Week: Lovers of gyration can relate to this song. It is a true gyration song, and Nigerians rocked it well in the '90s.

6. One Love - Onyeka Onwenu: Onyeka Onwenu appears on the list again with this track which preached unity among Nigerians.

7. Love Me Jeje - Seyi Sodimu: This love song had a huge number of fans in the '90s.

8. Bolanle - Junior and Pretty: Bolanle talks about what a guy goes through to get the lady he desires.

9. Wonder Wonder - Femi Kuti: Like Fela Kuti, Femi Kuti has made a name for himself in the Nigerian music industry. His track "Wonder Wonder" was a huge success in the '90s.

10. African Style - Bright Chimezie: Bright Chimezie's "African Style" was widely accepted, not just in the South East but in other areas.

Watch and listen to these songs here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/top-10-nigerian-hit-songs-from-the-90s/

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