Peruzzi, Zlatan and Shoday’s “INFERNO” has reached No. 1 on TurnTable’s Official Nigeria Top 100 for October 30 to November 5, 2026, rising from No. 67 the previous week. The chart now counts the song’s first full reporting week after its October 29 release. Nigerian music outlet HypeTribe separately reported the new ranking on November 10.
For the Nigerian music business, this is a broader chart result than the daily platform leads that followed the release. The Official Nigeria Top 100 measures a full week across its chart inputs, while Spotify and Apple Music rankings describe their own services. The result gives the release team a national No. 1 claim with a named chart and reporting period.
The full week changes the picture
TurnTable’s October 30 to November 5 list places “INFERNO” first, FOLA’s “miss u ii (nriri)” second and Asake’s “Gratitude” third. The previous-week column puts “INFERNO” at No. 67 and FOLA at No. 1. HypeTribe’s November 10 account confirms the jump and notes that the earlier entry covered only the release day. Apple Music’s release listing dates the single to October 29, the final day of that earlier chart week.
That timing matters. Our November 4 comparison of platform lists and the official chart found “INFERNO” leading several newer platform readings while FOLA still held the older TurnTable week. The new ranking answers the question left open by that report: what would happen when the full release week entered the official measure? The answer is a rise to No. 1, not a correction to the earlier chart.
What the other charts show
Kworb’s Spotify Nigeria daily display for November 8 still ranks “INFERNO” first, with 351,157 charted Spotify streams on that date. Its Apple Music Nigeria listing observed on November 10 places the song second, behind BNXN’s “If You Like”. Apple’s own Nigeria Most Played feed also lists BNXN first and “INFERNO” second. Those readings show that the song remains prominent on two services, but they cover different dates and methods from TurnTable’s October 30 to November 5 week.
The UK is another separate measure. The Official Charts Company’s Afrobeats track page records a No. 2 UK debut for “INFERNO” on its chart dated November 14. We reported that UK entry on November 9. It adds an overseas chart result, but neither the UK rank nor the daily Nigerian service positions tell us the number of plays behind TurnTable’s No. 1.
The practical next test is whether “INFERNO” holds up when the early release surge passes. TurnTable’s next weekly list will show whether it keeps the official lead; the daily Spotify and Apple Music charts will show whether its place on individual services changes first. For now, the defensible claim is precise: “INFERNO” is No. 1 on TurnTable’s Official Nigeria Top 100 for October 30 to November 5.
