If you’ve ever wondered which of your favorite Nigerian artists were born in November, here’s your answer.

November isn’t just the penultimate month of the year, it’s also a month that has birthed some of Nigeria’s biggest and most influential music stars. From trailblazing producers to vocal powerhouses and global hitmakers, the entertainment industry seems to shine extra bright whenever November rolls around.

Here’s a look at some of the notable Nigerian artists born in November, along with a glimpse into their remarkable journeys.

1. Solidstar – Born November 8, 1988

Solid Star

Joshua Iniyezo, better known as Solidstar, kicked off his music journey as a church drummer before rising to fame in the early 2010s. His breakout hit One in a Million featuring 2Baba cemented his place as one of Nigeria’s most melodious voices. Known for blending Afro-pop, reggae, and R&B, Solidstar has delivered timeless jams like Omotena, Wait (Refix), and Negotiate.

Born in Delta State, he built a loyal fanbase with his soft vocals and relatable love songs. Though he has kept a lower profile in recent years, Solidstar’s influence on Nigeria’s modern Afro-pop sound remains undeniable.

2. DJ Cuppy – Born November 11, 1992

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DJ Cuppy, whose full name is Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola, is one of Nigeria’s most recognizable entertainment figures. The billionaire heiress turned DJ and producer carved out her own identity in the male-dominated music space with her vibrant style and creative energy.

From her hit singles like Gelato featuring Zlatan to Jollof on the Jet, Cuppy has created a fun, youthful brand that resonates with fans. A graduate of NYU and the University of Oxford, she’s also known for her philanthropic work through the Cuppy Foundation, which focuses on children’s education and welfare.

As she celebrates her birthday this November, Cuppy continues to inspire young women to chase their dreams fearlessly and confidently.

3. P-Square – Born November 18, 1981

P-Square

Before Afrobeats became a global wave, P-Square had already set the stage. Twin brothers Peter Okoye and Paul Okoye ruled the African music scene throughout the 2000s with hits like Do Me, Beautiful Onyinye, No One Like You, and Personally.

Their undeniable chemistry, synchronized dance routines, and heartfelt love songs made them one of the most celebrated duos in African music history. However, after a brief reunion in 2021 that excited fans worldwide, the brothers have once again gone their separate ways following renewed online drama and an ongoing court case.

Despite their current split, P-Square’s influence remains unmatched. Their timeless hits and groundbreaking success paved the way for many Afrobeats acts today, ensuring their legacy as one of Africa’s most iconic musical duos endures.

4. Davido – Born November 21, 1992

Davido

Few artists embody the spirit of Afrobeats like Davido. Born David Adedeji Adeleke, he burst onto the scene in 2011 with Dami Duro and has since become one of Africa’s biggest exports.

From If and Fall to Unavailable, Davido’s catalog is packed with global hits that have taken Afrobeats to the world. As the founder of DMW (Davido Music Worldwide), he has also discovered and nurtured talents like Mayorkun, Peruzzi, and Logos Olori.

Beyond his artistry, Davido’s philanthropic acts and larger-than-life personality have made him a fan favorite. As he celebrates his 33rd birthday this November, he continues to break barriers, performing on international stages and promoting the sound of Africa.

5. Flavour – Born November 23, 1983

Flavour

Chinedu Okoli, popularly known as Flavour N’abania, is the undisputed king of modern highlife music. His journey began as a church drummer in Enugu before evolving into a multi-instrumentalist and performer known for his electrifying stage presence.

Flavour’s hit songs like Nwa Baby (Ashawo Remix), Ada Ada, Golibe, and Levels have made him one of the most loved artists across Africa. His ability to celebrate Igbo culture while maintaining mass appeal is unmatched.

Beyond music, Flavour is admired for his humanitarian projects, particularly his partnership with visually impaired singer Semah G. Weifur, which showcased his compassionate side. Turning 42 this month, Flavour remains a cultural icon and a proud ambassador of traditional African music.

6. Don Jazzy – Born November 26, 1982

Don Jazzy

The story of Nigerian music is incomplete without Don Jazzy. Born Michael Collins Ajereh, he’s the genius producer and entrepreneur behind some of Africa’s biggest hits.

He co-founded Mo’Hits Records with D’banj in the 2000s, giving the world classics like Oliver Twist and Pere. When Mo’Hits ended, Don Jazzy launched Mavin Records, a powerhouse label that has produced superstars like Rema, Ayra Starr, Ladipoe, Crayon, and Johnny Drille.

Known for his humility and humor online, Don Jazzy isn’t just a hitmaker; he’s a mentor, businessman, and national treasure. As he turns 43 this month, fans celebrate a man whose vision helped shape Afrobeats into a global force.

7. Pasuma – Born November 27, 1967

Closing out the November lineup is Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, fondly called Oganla 1 of Fuji. Born in Mushin, Lagos, Pasuma is a true Fuji legend who has spent over three decades redefining traditional Yoruba music.

From Recognition to Infinity and My World, Pasuma’s discography is rich with cultural pride and street influence. He’s one of the few Fuji artists who successfully connected with younger audiences, earning crossover fame and collaborations in the pop scene.

Beyond music, Pasuma has also featured in Yoruba films and is loved for his charismatic personality and community engagement. Turning 58 this year, he remains a living legend and a symbol of longevity in Nigerian entertainment.

In conclusion, from Pasuma’s Fuji roots to Davido’s global Afrobeats sound, November truly gave birth to greatness in Nigerian music. These artists born in November, each in their own lane, have shaped the industry, inspired fans, and carried the Nigerian sound far beyond its borders.

So, as fans celebrate their faves this month, it is safe to say, November isn’t just a month on the calendar, it’s a month of musical greatness.

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