MY DIARY & AFTER MIDNIGHT Crack Apple Music Nigeria Top 10

MY DIARY & AFTER MIDNIGHT Crack Apple Music Nigeria Top 10
Gyakie

Ghanaian songstress Gyakie has strengthened her presence in the Nigerian music market after two of her projects, MY DIARY and AFTER MIDNIGHT, secured spots in the Top 10 of the Apple Music Nigeria Albums Chart.


The feat places Gyakie among a select group of Ghanaian artistes making notable strides on one of Africa’s biggest music markets, while also highlighting the growing cross-border appeal of Ghanaian music.


Data shared by Charts Ghana on X showed the Top 10 Ghanaian projects currently featuring on the Apple Music Nigeria Albums Chart, with both MY DIARY and AFTER MIDNIGHT earning positions within the chart’s upper tier.


Gyakie’s double entry is particularly noteworthy as it reflects both the continued relevance of her earlier work and the strong reception of her more recent catalogue among Nigerian listeners.


Her MY DIARY EP, released through her label Flip The Music in partnership with Sony Music Entertainment West Africa, marked a significant stage in her career and helped further establish her distinctive sound and versatility.


Meanwhile, AFTER MIDNIGHT has continued to add to Gyakie’s growing catalogue, reinforcing her ability to maintain interest in her music across different markets.


The achievement comes at a time when Ghanaian artistes continue to seek stronger connections with audiences across Africa. For Gyakie, having two projects simultaneously represented in Nigeria’s Apple Music Top 10 signals a growing footprint in a market that has historically played an influential role in shaping African music trends.


Flip The Music has also remained instrumental in Gyakie’s career, supporting her development and expansion as she continues to build her audience beyond Ghana.




With MY DIARY and AFTER MIDNIGHT both making the Top 10 on Apple Music Nigeria, Gyakie continues to strengthen her position as one of Ghana’s prominent female music exports and a growing force on the African music scene.

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