10 Evergreen Nigerian Love Songs To Listen to this Valentine’s Day!

10 Evergreen Nigerian Love Songs To Listen to this Valentines Day

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate love than with some of Nigeria’s most iconic and enduring love songs? From classic ballads to modern hits, these 15 evergreen Nigerian love songs are sure to set the mood for romance and nostalgia.

  1. “One Love” by Onyeka Onwenu (1991)

A timeless classic that never gets old, “One Love” is a beautiful ode to the power of love and unity. Onyeka Onwenu’s soulful vocals and the song’s catchy melody make it a must-listen on Valentine’s Day. One Love tops this list because it talks about love in totality, not just romantic love. 

  1. “African Queen” by 2Baba (2004)

This modern classic is a staple of Nigerian love songs. 2Baba’s heartfelt lyrics and the song’s infectious beat make it a perfect anthem for lovers everywhere. Although 2Baba and his African queen are now divorced, it’s still a beautiful song. 

  1. “No One Like You” by P-Square (2007)

P-Square’s harmonious vocals and the song’s catchy chorus make “No One Like You” a standout love song. Its upbeat tempo and romantic lyrics are sure to get you and your loved one dancing. Just imagine you and your partner swaying to the song. 

  1. “If” by Davido (2017)

Davido’s “If” is a modern love song by Davido. The lyrics “If I tell you say I love you o, my money, my body na your own o” shows total commitment and what people call “simping” these days.  The song’s catchy beat and romantic lyrics make it a perfect addition to any Valentine’s Day playlist.

  1. “Fall in Love” by D’banj (2008)

D’banj’s “Fall in Love” is a classic love song that features the singer’s signature harmonies and catchy hooks. The song’s upbeat tempo and romantic lyrics make it a perfect anthem for falling in love. Have you heard the cover by Esuamusic for the Christmas in Lagos movie? You should! 

  1. “Love Me Jeje” by Seyi Sodimu (1997)

Seyi Sodimu’s “Love Me Jeje” is a classic love song Upon its release, “Love Me Jeje” was an instant hit and was widely accepted by music lovers thus gaining massive airplay. The song has also been sampled and interpolated by other Nigerian artists years after its release, most notably Tems, who interpolated the Nigerian hip-hop song in her 2024 Afrobeats single “Love Me JeJe.

  1. “Awww” by Di’ja (2014)

Awww is a crowd favorite. The lyrics, the best, the sound, everything just lists you in your feelings. It hurts to see that Di’ja no longer sings but this masterpiece is always there to listen to. 

  1. “Olufunmi” by Styl-Plus (2006)

Styl-Plus’s “Olufunmi” is a classic love song that showcases the group’s harmonious vocals and catchy hooks. The song’s upbeat tempo and romantic lyrics make it a perfect addition to any Valentine’s Day playlist.

  1. “Iyawo Mi” by Timi Dakolo (2014)

Timi Dakolo’s “Iyawo Mi” is a beautiful love song that showcases the singer’s soulful voice.  and emotional delivery. The song’s catchy chorus and romantic lyrics make it a perfect anthem for couples everywhere.

  1. “Love Nwantiti” by CKay (2019)

CKay’s “Love Nwantiti” is the perfect song for Valentine. The opening words are “my baby, my valentine”! It’s the perfect song to ask someone to be your Valentine. 

These 10 evergreen Nigerian love songs are sure to set the mood for romance and nostalgia this Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re celebrating with your loved one or simply enjoying some quality time alone, these classic love songs are sure to make your day even more special.

Happy Valentine’s in Advance! 

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