God Choice Collaborates with Qdot on Fresh Street Vibes with "Ninu Adugbo

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Nigerian rising artist God Choice has released a high-energy collaboration with indigenous Afrobeat heavyweight Qdot Alagbe (popularly known as Qdot), titled "Ninu Adugbo". The single dropped on April 3, 2026, and is already making waves across streaming platforms and social media.

Clocking in at 3 minutes 25 seconds, "Ninu Adugbo" (which translates roughly to "In the Hood" or "Inside the Neighbourhood" in Yoruba) captures raw street energy, hustle, and local pride. Snippets circulating online highlight catchy lines like references to money, choice, and "Ikorodu l'oga wa" – nodding to the vibrant Ikorodu area often hyped as "like London" in the track's vibe. The song blends God Choice's fresh sound with Qdot's signature Yoruba-infused storytelling and street-rooted Afrobeat style.

Composed and written by Fuad Alatishe (God Choice) and Qudus Fakoya (Qdot), the track is distributed by LMD. It is available on major platforms including Deezer, with listings also appearing on Amazon Music, Apple Music, and others. Fans have been sharing lyric videos and clips on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, with many praising the infectious chorus and hood authenticity.

God Choice, who has been building momentum with consistent drops and teaser campaigns leading up to the April 3 release, described the song as a "new vibe" featuring his "boss" Qdot. The collaboration taps into the current wave of street anthems celebrating local life, hustle, and community ("adugbo" culture).

Qdot, known for hits like "Omo Adugbo" and his ability to blend raw emotion with vibrant Afrobeat, brings his signature flavor, making "Ninu Adugbo" a perfect fusion for fans of indigenous Naija sound.

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