Chidinma becomes first female act to make MTV’s Naija top 10

Sensational singer, Chidinma has been
announced as the first female artist to
ever top the MTV Base Official Naija Top
10 charts. The stunning video for “E Mi Ni
Baller” which was shot by ace
cinematographer, Clarence Peters and
featured label mates, Tha Suspect and
Illbliss, has overshadowed P-Square’s
“Personally” to hit the top.
Big Friday Show host, Basketmouth is
this week’s special guest. He joins VJ Ehis
as they run through the hits and misses
in this week’s chart.
*Chidinma
The Okoye twins drop one place to
number two while the Koko Master
himself, D’Banj, continues to nip at their
heels from the number three position with
“Don’t Tell Me Nonsense”.
Last week’s studio guest, Burna Boy,
stays solid at number four with “Run My
Race”.
This week’s highest climber is Timaya
who moves up two places to number six
with “Ekoloma Demba” while DJ Xclusive
continues to make upward progress,
rising one place to number five with “No
Time”.
Wande Coal’s former number one “The
Kick” hung on tight but still fell from
number three this week to number seven.
BET Award winner Ice Prince drops down
to number nine and 2face is valiantly
holding onto the number ten slot with
“Rainbow” for the second week running.
This week’s charts has been put together
by an elite panel of judges comprising
Nigerian broadcasters, music specialists
and taste makers, working with MTV Base
to pick the winners and losers in the
week’s chart. On the panel are Onos
Ovueraye (Bella Naija.com), DJ Humility
(Rhythm FM), DJ Jimmy Jatt, DJ Xclusive
(Cool FM), Big Time (Rhythm FM), DJ
Caise (The Beat FM), Toolz (The Beat FM)
and Osagie Alonge (Nigerian
Entertainment Today).

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