Ahead of the release of ’19 & Dangerous’ deluxe edition, Ayra Starr’s “Rush” shows no signs of slowing down. This week, the singers most recent release tops the TurnTable Top 100 in Nigeria for its third consecutive week. The track tallied 47.2 million in radio reach, 67.8 million in radio reach and also attained a new peak of No.2 on both television and radio charts. 

.@ayrastarr’s “Rush” spends a third week at No. 1 on the Nigeria Top 100

It tallied 4.65 million streams (#1 on streaming) and 67.8 million in airplay reach (#1 on airplay)

“Rush” remains the only #1 song by a female artiste in 2022

See full chart here https://t.co/t9VUW472Qw pic.twitter.com/zluusemeLP

— TurnTable Charts (@TurntableCharts) October 17, 2022

Asake’s “Joha” retains the No.2 spot, solidifying his position as the first artist to have several entries reach Top 2 in the country. This is followed by Young Jonn’s “Xtra Cool” which moves up 10 spots and debuts at No.3 this week. The track retains its No.1 spot on radio for the second week and also tallied 55.3 million in radio reach and peaked at No.7 on streaming platforms with 2.34 million streams. “Xtra Cool” is Young Jonn’s second top ten entry and the artists’ highest charting single, surpassing “Dada (Remix)” featuring Davido.

Following closely at No.4 is Pheelz and Davido’s “Electricity,” and Fireboy DML and Asake’s “Bandana” at No.5 this week. Elsewhere on the charts, Asake also holds down the 6th and 7th spots consecutively with former No. 1 tracks, “Organise” and “Terminator”. Next up is “Philo” by Bella Shmurda and Omah Lay which slides up to No.7 from its previously held No.8. 

To conclude the top ten for this week, Victony & Tempoe’s “Soweto” debuts at No.9, tallying 1.5 million streams. This places it at No.16 on streaming platforms. With 49.6 million in radio reach, “Soweto” also records Victony’s highest charting single as a lead recording artist, surpassing the No.10 peak of “Kolomental” on the TurnTable Top 50 chart. Rounding up the top ten is Blaqbonez and JAE5’s “Back in Uni” which debuts at No.10 with 1.69 million streams and 32 million in radio reach. 

Sitting just below the top 10 is Oxlade’s “Ku Lo Sa – A COLOURS Show” which peaked at No.9 previously, and Asake’s “Dull,” the intro track off ‘Mr Money With The Vibe’ right now, which falls from its previously held spot at No.8 from the previous week.

Featured Image credits/ Instagram: AyraStarr