All The Times Nigerian Songs Got Serious International Exposure

Nigerians and Africans in general are Kings of dance and groovy music. Here are 7 times Nigerian music gained note worthy international exposure:

1. When D’banj showed the world that Nigerian music can be jammed to, by any and everybody, with his Oliver Twist song.

The song topped UK music charts in 2012 and is still relevant till date.

2. In 2013, three African ladies, CEO dancers, took Nigerian dance to the UK at the Britain’s got talent competition.

3. When Alicia keys and Swizz Beatz grooved to Wizkid’s Ojuelegba in 2015.

🙏🏽

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Cool vibes.

4. When Wizkid and Chris Brown performed together in South Africa in 2015.

Showing us serious awesomeness.

5. When Jermaine Jackson commended P-Square for their Micheal Jackson tribute song, Personally.

6. Missy Elliot really felt the Shoki dance and just had to do it in her comeback song of 2015.

Ahh shoki!

7. And when her dancers choreographed to Olamide’s Shakitibobo.

#WTF where they from🚀 My dancers never know when I'm taping them I like to show them enjoying all styles of music🙌🏾 pic.twitter.com/jCJMaXRlhp

— Missy Elliott (@MissyElliott) January 10, 2016

We hope Nigerian artists get inspired and we look forward to more internationally exposed Nigerian songs.