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For most Nigerian musicians, the road to stardom was not an easy one at all, the story is always that of “from grass to grace”. If there is anything lesser in value than grass then that would have been the right word to describe where most of these musicians started. Nevertheless, it was during this period that most of them were able to discover their talents and develop themselves.

Though Lagos remains the entertainment capital of the Nation, it is merely a melting pot for all within the Nigerian showbiz space. We look at Buzz Nigeria’s Top 5 Musicians From Eastern Nigeria. Loading... The beauty of Nigeria lies in its immense diversity, with over 500 ethnic groups, each speaking a distinct dialect. Over the years, Nigerian music has evolved into an intriguing blend of the various indigenous languages fused with a dash of Pidgin English, this has produced a sound unique to Nigeria. It’s no surprise that Nigerian Afro-pop music is widely celebrated across the continent of Africa and beyond. It has become impossible to separate a Nigerian singer from his ethnicity, from the Jos-flavored Northern rhymes of Chocolate City’s M.I Abaga, Ice Prince and Jessy Jags to the Lagos street flows of Olamide and his YBNL Crew; our varied culture and language have set Nigerian sound apart from the rest. 5. TEKNO The Pana crooner has burst onto the scene wit