‘Inferno’ Holds No. 1 in Nigeria for a Third Day

‘Inferno’ is No. 1 in Nigeria, on Spotify and on Apple Music, for a third day.

The 2 November radar, citing kworb’s Spotify Nigeria daily chart, has Peruzzi’s ‘INFERNO’ (with Zlatan and Shoday) at No. 1 for a third day with 390,677 streams, down 58,445, and 1,339,024 in total. Seyi Vibez’s ‘BACK 2 U’ is second with 239,856. Blaqbonez’s ‘IKEBE 3000’ is third with 208,627. ChartStats’ Apple Music Nigeria chart for 1 November also has ‘INFERNO’ at No. 1 for a third day.

Two files, one No. 1

HNA’s charts workbook lists the same top of Spotify Nigeria, dated 2026/10/31 via kworb: ‘INFERNO’, Peruzzi & Zlatan, Shoday, at 1. ‘BACK 2 U’, Seyi Vibez, at 2. ‘IKEBE 3000’, Blaqbonez & Asake, at 3. On Apple Music Nigeria, fetched 2 November via kworb, the credit reads Peruzzi, Zlatan & Shoday, and the song is also No. 1.

The week-over-week file marks ‘INFERNO’ as NEW on both Nigeria charts, meaning it was not in the previous comparison snapshot. The radar’s ‘third day’ is a daily-chart count. Both can be true. HNA is not collapsing them into one phrase.

The same radar says Davido’s ‘B4 B4’ (with Mayorkun and FOLA) rises three places to No. 8 on Spotify Nigeria. The workbook’s Spotify comparison has ‘B4 B4’, Davido & Mayorkun, FOLA, moving from 7 to 8, a one-place drop. Both put the song at No. 8. The size of the climb depends on which earlier rank you use. On Apple Music Nigeria the workbook is unambiguous: ‘B4 B4’ moves from 20 to 4.

What fell on day two

The radar’s second-day drops, from the kworb daily: ‘I Wan Knvck’ falls to No. 31 with 99,939 streams, and Phyno’s ‘Ndewo’ falls to No. 37. Those sit outside the workbook’s top 20, so they are radar figures only.

Inside the top 20, the workbook’s Spotify moves worth naming: FOLA’s ‘waf’ from 2 to 7, Double Gee2x’s ‘Ore Agbako’ from 13 to 9, and ‘miss u ii (nriri)’ from 6 to 4. Rema’s ‘Oh No’ is at 6, down from 5. The radar also has Rema’s ‘TEA’ at No. 26 on that Spotify chart, outside this top 20.

The radar’s analysis: a third day at No. 1 with streams falling about 13 percent a day suggests a strong but not runaway hit, and the week-one total will decide its place in the year. The 390,677 and the drop of 58,445 are the numbers. The 13 percent is the desk’s reading of them.

Whether it is still No. 1 after seven days is the open question. The UK chart, where ‘IKEBE 3000’ did take No. 1, is a separate story.

Sources

• kworb — Spotify Nigeria daily
• ChartStats — Apple Music Nigeria songs, 1 November 2026
• HNA Intelligence Radar, Report 12 (2 November 2026)
• HNA charts workbook — Nigeria Spotify and Apple Music