Monday, 23 December, 2024

10 modern Nigerian socially conscious songs to hear


Nigeria has a rich and vibrant music scene, with many artists using their platform to address important social and political issues.

Here are 10 modern Nigerian socially conscious songs that you should consider listening to before the end of 2023:

1. Hypocrite by Falz

Falz criticizes Nigerian politics, calls for change, combats greed and corruption.

2. This is Nigeria by Falz

This song offers a powerful portrayal of Nigeria’s strengths and weaknesses, tackling issues like corruption, poverty, violence, and religious extremism.

3. Johnny by Falz

Released during the #EndSARS protests, this song urges young people to speak out against injustice and demand change

Also Read: Falz: The curious case of an underrated lyrical virtuoso

4. Different Streets by Made Kuti

Olamide’s warning to politicians and powerful figures not to abuse their power, using the metaphor of the egungun spirit deity.

5. Fuk a Politician by PayBac Iboro

A scathing critique of Nigerian politicians for their alleged corruption, incompetence, and detachment from the needs of the people.

6. One Day Yes by EjayO

A message of hope and resilience, believing in a brighter future for Nigeria.

7. Peace by EBrown Joel

A heartfelt plea for peace in Nigeria, highlighting the pain and suffering caused by violence and conflict.

8. 20:10:20 by Burna Boy

20:10:20 is a powerful song about the #EndSARS protests in Nigeria in 2020. Burna Boy sings about the police brutality and violence that sparked the protests, and the demands of the protesters for justice and reform. The song is a powerful call for change and a reminder of the importance of fighting for what is right.

9. Monster you made by Burna Boy

This song is a powerful and moving indictment of the Nigerian government and its failure to protect its citizens. Burna Boy sings about the corruption, violence, and injustice that are prevalent in Nigeria. He also sings about the victims of these problems and the pain and suffering they endure.

10. Wake Up by Falz ft. Runtown

This song is a powerful call to action for Nigerians to wake up and take charge of their future.

Falz and Runtown sing about the need for Nigerians to hold their leaders accountable and to demand change.

They also sing about the importance of unity and cooperation in working towards a better Nigeria.

These songs cover a wide range of themes and provide insight into the pressing social and political issues in Nigeria.

Music has the power to raise awareness and inspire change, and these tracks are a testament to that ability.

Give them a listen and delve deeper into the issues they address for a more profound understanding of Nigeria’s social landscape.


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