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Gyakie scores double top 10 entry on Apple Music Nigeria

Ghanaian songstress Gyakie has secured two Top 10 entries on the Apple Music Nigeria Albums Chart with My Diary and After Midnight.

Gyakie scores double top 10 entry on Apple Music Nigeria

Ghanaian singer Gyakie has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing two Top 10 entries on the Apple Music Nigeria Albums Chart with her albums My Diary and After Midnight. This accomplishment highlights the growing prominence of Ghanaian music in one of Africa's most significant streaming markets. Data from Charts Ghana on X reveals that Gyakie's projects are among the Top 10 Ghanaian entries on the Apple Music Nigeria Albums Chart.

Both My Diary EP and After Midnight album have made the list, indicating the expanding reach of her music beyond Ghana. Gyakie's double-project showing is especially significant, as it demonstrates the sustained popularity of her catalogue and the increasing audience for her music in Nigeria. Her EP My Diary was released through her record label, Flip The Music, in collaboration with Sony Music Entertainment West Africa.

This project marked a crucial phase in her musical journey, further emphasizing her versatility as an artist. The success of these projects on the Nigerian chart underscores Gyakie's capacity to resonate with audiences outside Ghana and highlights her growing influence within the African music scene. Flip The Music remains a pivotal force in Gyakie's career and international expansion, aiding the artist as she builds her repertoire and reaches new listeners across the continent.

With her albums My Diary and After Midnight both reaching Top 10 positions on Apple Music Nigeria, Gyakie solidifies her status as one of Ghana's leading female music exports.

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