In this episode, Hot Jollof takes on the topic of how Nigerian creatives and artists have used of the South African Amapiano sound in their different ways.

A lot of growth has happened in Nigerian music over the course of 9 months. This episode ushers you into the mind of Hot Jollof and what our best projects of the year so far have been...

Jollof wars aside, not much else distinguish a Nigerian and a Ghanaian. The cultures of the peoples of these great countries are so identical you'd be forgiven for thinking they are both neighboring countries ( Sorry Togo et Benin). Not where else does this fusion of culture reflect more evidently than in music. Today, Hot Jollof shines the spotlight on Top Ten Nigerian and Ghanaian music collaborations.

Making a hit song is not easy but it is doable. Anybody with a fair idea of musicianship and good resources for promotion can make a jamming tune. Maintaining your star power is the part they don't tell you about. This episode looks at Nigerian music one hit wonders of the Millennium and how much better it could have gone.

In a pretentious society like Nigeria where more people than not use some form of substance to cope with the troubles of everyday life, we cannot thanks artists enough who take their time to highlight substance use in Nigeria. This is Hot Jollof's Top Ten Nigerian Songs that Mirror Society in Themes: Substance Use.

Nigerian Artistes work too hard to get their songs listened to and their art appreciated. Some of these works sometimes require the recruitment of other acts on the song. What happens when these artistes collaborate in making something magical but underrated?

Nigerian women don't know how to love? Lie. Nigerian men don't know how to receive love? Probably. This episode brings you ten times Nigerian female artists have bared their skills in romance for male characters of their artistic imagination or reality

The 27th of May is the yearly reminder of the beauty that is childhood. Everybody on earth was once in that phase of life; the good the bad the ugly. It's nothing special to be a child. Except you're its mother. On this episode we celebrate those who make Children special with their life giving sacrifice and dedication to Children.

There is no such thing as an immoral theme in art. There are only bad artists. This week, we look at the Nigerian music industry and how well creatives have utilized their artistic conventions to highlight the theme of cyber and Financial crime in Society.

Hot Jollof brings you love songs over the years 2000 - 2021 that you may have forgotten but you should totally listen to again to get your love up. Check this...