Peruzzi, Zlatan and Shoday kept the top spot on Apple Music’s Nigerian songs chart on Monday, 2 November. Their collaboration INFERNO was also first in the previous day’s chart recorded by ChartStats. Apple’s own Top 100: Nigeria playlist listed the track first when checked. The Monday result extends the song’s run at the top beyond the weekend.
The single itself arrived before that chart result. Apple Music gives 29 October as the release date and credits all three artists on the recording. The platform classifies it as Afrobeats. Monday was the fourth day the track appeared in the chart archive. That figure counts appearances anywhere in the list and cannot tell us how many of those days it led.
There was movement a little further down the table. Comparing the two dated ChartStats lists, Seyi Vibez stayed second with BACK 2 U. BNXN’s If You Like rose from fifth to fourth, exchanging places with Asake’s Forgiveness. A change of one position describes the order in the two snapshots. Neither list gives the difference in plays between those songs.
For listeners choosing a longer release, the album list offers a different starting point. FOLA’s 9 was first on 2 November, ahead of SWAGUU by Seyi Vibez and Let That Sink in (Ltsi) by Phyno. Those same three albums occupied those positions the day before. The number in FOLA’s title is part of the album’s name.
These rankings describe listening on one service in Nigeria. A song and an album sit in different tables, even when their artists also appear in the other table. The published positions do not supply ticket sales, radio audiences, or the number of different people who listened.
What it means for you: use the Nigerian songs list to find the single credited to Peruzzi, Zlatan and Shoday. Switch to the albums list if you want FOLA’s full release. Keep the date with any chart position you share, because someone opening the live playlist later can see a different order.