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From Asa To Asake: Full List Of Headies Next Rated Legends (2006–2024)

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The 17th edition of the prestigious Headies Awards, themed “Back to Base,” recently electrified Lagos, marking the event’s much-anticipated return to Nigeria after two consecutive years overseas.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Hosted by the dynamic duo of actress and media personality Nancy Isime and seasoned broadcaster IK Osakioduwa, the night dazzled with humour, energy, and star-studded glamour.

Over the years, The Headies has remained a key platform for spotlighting and celebrating Nigeria’s dynamic music industry, honouring exceptional talents across multiple categories.

One of its most sought-after honours is the “Next Rated” award, which recognises rising stars expected to shape the future of music. Many past winners have gone on to not only dominate Afrobeats but also make waves globally.

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Here’s a full list of Next Rated winners from 2006 till date:

1. Odumodu Blvck – 2024
Known for blending street culture with rap, Odumodu Blvck has become the leading voice of Nigeria’s gritty new hip-hop wave.

2. Asake – 2023
With his fusion of Fuji sounds and street-pop energy, Asake’s explosive rise was powered by infectious rhythms and global hits.

3. Bnxn (formerly Buju) – 2022
Boasting a smooth, soulful voice and numerous hit collaborations, Bnxn quickly rose to prominence as a standout figure in Afrobeats.

4. Omah Lay – 2020
Omah Lay’s heartfelt, melodic style brought a refreshing depth to Afrobeats, winning him a loyal following.

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5. Rema – 2019
Fusing Afrobeat with trap and pop, Rema burst onto the scene as a versatile innovator with instant global appeal.

6. Mayorkun – 2017
Dubbed the “Mayor of Lagos,” Mayorkun made an indelible mark with a series of smash hits that solidified his place at the top.

7. Mr Eazi – 2016
With his unique Banku music style, Mr Eazi bridged the sounds of Ghana and Nigeria, carving out a distinctive space in the industry.

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