Peruzzi, Zlatan and Shoday’s “INFERNO” debuted at No. 1 on Spotify’s Nigeria daily songs chart dated October 29, 2026, with 499,225 streams. The result gives the collaboration a second platform milestone after it topped Apple Music Nigeria on October 30.
For the release team, the Spotify result adds a measured day of listening to the earlier Apple ranking. It shows a sizeable opening on one service, not a total across Nigeria’s streaming market. It also gives managers a clear benchmark for the next daily chart: whether the track keeps listeners after its launch day.
The dated Spotify result
Kworb’s display of the Spotify Nigeria daily chart for October 29 places “INFERNO” first and marks it as a new entry, with 499,225 streams. TooXclusive independently reported the same position and count on October 30. Chartex’s view of the October 29 chart also places the song first, although it rounds the count to 499.2K. The agreement supports the chart fact; these views are readings of the same Spotify data, not three separate measures of audience.
The chart puts Seyi Vibez’s “Back 2 U” second on October 29, at 252,328 streams, and Blaqbonez and Asake’s “IKEBE 3000” third, at 213,852. Those figures describe Spotify listening in Nigeria on that date alone. They cannot establish sales, radio play, earnings or a national market share. The gap between the first and second songs is a one-day comparison, not evidence that a longer lead is secure.
A follow-up to the Apple milestone
Our October 30 Apple Music report recorded “INFERNO” at No. 1 on that service’s Nigeria Most Played feed after an earlier top-six reading. The Spotify chart now answers a separate question raised by the launch: the song also led Spotify’s dated Nigeria daily list for its release day. Apple provides a rank in its public feed, while the Spotify daily chart supplies a stream count. The two results should remain separate rather than being added into a made-up national total.
Chartex labels the recording “Peruzzi, with exclusive license to ONErpm.” That is a release metadata credit, not a published contract. The chart position does not reveal an advance, master ownership or the division of income among the three performers.
What happens next
The next Spotify Nigeria daily chart will show whether “INFERNO” maintains its opening position and how its stream count changes. A later TurnTable Official Nigeria Top 100 will offer another measure beyond this single-service snapshot. Until those updates appear, the verified news is specific: a No. 1 Spotify Nigeria debut on October 29 with 499,225 streams, alongside a separately observed Apple Music No. 1.
