Aminat obi rere biography

Nigerian Islamic music, AKA Asalatu, is quite popular in South-West Nigeria, often performed in Yoruba sprinkled with Arabic quotes from the Quran. The genre features autotune-filled danceable tunes with lyrics on everyday themes like spirituality, current affairs, family, self-discovery and marriage.

If you live in Nigeria, you’ve probably heard Asalatu music around you and have jammed to it.

So maybe it’s time to finally create your own Jumat playlist.

Saoti Arewa

With over 15 albums released, Saoti has built a huge fan base at home and in the diaspora.

Like your typical African dad, he drops proverbial gems to guide you from missteps, yet manages not to be judgmental. Since he came into the scene in 2012, he hasn’t gone a year without feeding his audience. His latest album, Igbeyawo, is loaded with wedding tunes for new couples.

Aminat “Obirere” Ajao

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