Why Naira Marley Still Remains One of Nigeria’s Best Hitmakers Even in His Silence

When it comes to delivering street anthems with rhythm, raw energy, and unmatched vibe, Naira Marley isn’t just an artist he’s a movement.

One thing that separates him from the rest is the way he rides a beat. It’s not just about rapping or singing; it’s the way he plays with words, switches flows, and turns everyday street talk into catchy, unforgettable lyrics. That play on words, the intentional simplicity, and his effortless flow? That’s real talent.

Truth be told, since he slowed down and stopped dropping back-to-back bangers, the Nigerian music scene hasn’t felt the same. Yes, we still get fire from our legendary artists, and the industry is still moving, but that raw Marlian energy is missing. It’s like the spice was turned down.

If you think back to his hits from Soapy, Tesumole, PXTA, JAPA, to Coming  each one had a beat that slapped, a message hidden under street lingo, and a vibe that could move crowds without forcing it. No bad energy. Just pure hit after hit.

Now imagine if those hits kept coming till today no controversies, no breaks. The wave would be even bigger. But despite the silence, his old tracks still bang like they just dropped, and that says something about how powerful his sound is.

Whatever he’s going through, I just pray things turn around for good. Naira Marley deserves his flowers and maybe, just maybe, the best is still on the way.