Singers and Musicians
| Name | Born | Death | Notability | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Alban | ||||
| Stella Damasus-Aboderin | 1978, April 24 | — | ||
| Oliver De Coque | ||||
| Bright Chimezie | ||||
| Chikezie | ||||
| Faze | ||||
| Naeto C | December 17, 1982 | — | ||
| Nneka | 1981, December 24 | — | Afro-German | |
| Ego Ihenacho | ||||
| Lachi | New York City, Singer/Songwriter | |||
| Lemar | 1978, April 4 | — | ||
| Prince Nico Mbarga | ||||
| Ninja | ||||
| Mendi & Keith Obadike | ||||
| Jide Obi | ||||
| Ezebuiro Obinna | ||||
| Kele Okereke | 1981, 13 October | — | He is the vocalist and rhythm guitarist for English indie rock band Bloc Party. | |
| Queen Theresa Onuorah | — | |||
| Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe | ||||
| P-Square | A R&B duo composed of identical twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye. | |||
| Ruggedman | ||||
| Samsong | ||||
| Joshua Uzoigwe |
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