BNXN ft Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez – GWAGWALADA Lyrics

BNXN ft Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez – GWAGWALADA Lyrics bring a unique blend of Afrobeats and street vibes. The song features BNXN (formerly Buju) alongside Kizz Daniel and Seyi Vibez, delivering smooth flows and catchy rhythms.

The lyrics celebrate love, success, and enjoyment, with references to the popular area Gwagwalada in Nigeria. Each artist brings their signature style, making the song a hit among Afrobeat lovers. With its energetic beat and relatable lines, it’s a track that resonates with fans worldwide.

BNXN ft Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez – GWAGWALADA Lyrics

Song credit table for “GWAGWALADA” by BNXN ft. Kizz Daniel & Seyi Vibez:

Credit	Details
Song Title	GWAGWALADA
Artists	BNXN (Buju), Kizz Daniel, Seyi Vibez
Producer	TBA / (Check official credits)
Genre	Afrobeats
Release Date	TBA / (Check official release)
Label	TBA / (Check official label)
Writers	BNXN, Kizz Daniel, Seyi Vibez

Lyrics

Beni kolobi, kuna ni mo bi
Jaani su na ji shun
Kuna kolobi, kwasi kolobi
Man in color nation
Beni kolobi, in that koloshin
Sani kolobi shun
Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada, ye
Beni kolobi, kuna ni mo bi
Jaani su na ji shun
Kuna kolobi, kwasi kolobi
Man in color nation
Beni kolobi, in that koloshin
Sani kolobi shun
Gwagwalada, Gwagwalada

I enter from Abuja go Gwagwalada
Won ni mo taka sufe si awon ota
I no fit force am, if e don pass my power
I roll up my Shawarma
I dey for Gwagwalada
I enter from Abuja go Gwagwalada (I enter)
Won ni mo taka sufe si awon ota (awon ota)
I no fit force, I no fit do pass my power
I roll up my Shawarma (I roll up my Shawarma)

I dey for Gwagwalada

Mio foh, Molana
On God, ile ni’le mi, Asgard (ile ni’le mi, Asgard)
Alif, Lam, Mim
O je ma sh’amin
Funmi l’owo Iya Charlie
Wahabi (Wahabi)
Hallo, hallo
Mukadam Vado (Mukadam Vado, Vado)
Can’t you see?
Olowo mo ba toh (olowo mo ba toh)

K’oju ma ri’bi, I call manager, ah (I call manager, ah)
Drop the song tomorrow sha (drop the song tomorrow sha)
If loving you is a crime (If loving you is a crime)
Baby, don’t you waste my time
Dance Makossa, Kupe (Kupe)
Won mo pe a sun’le, (sun’le)
I dey for Gwagwalada
Call me back, mo dapaada (dapaada)

I enter from Abuja go Gwagwalada (I enter)
Won ni mo taka sufe si awon ota
I no fit force am, if e don pass my power
I roll up my Shawarma
I dey for Gwagwalada (kilewi?)

Onto thе next one
Gimmе ginger
Gimme power, omo ele
You surprise me, harm me
Girl, come try me
Onto the next one
Gimme ginger
Gimme power, omo ele
Won ti san’wo fun mi
No be issue at all

I enter from Abuja go Gwagwalada (I enter)
Won ni mo taka sufe si awon ota (awon ota)
I no fit force, I no fit do pass my power
I roll up my Shawarma (I roll up my Shawarma)
I dey for Gwagwalada
I enter from Abuja go Gwagwalada (I enter)
Won ni mo taka sufe si awon ota
I no fit force am, if e don pass my power
I roll up my Shawarma
I dey for Gwagwalada (kilewi?)

Beni kolobi, kuna ni mo bi
Jaani su na ji shun
Kuna kolobi, kwasi kolobi
Man in color nation
Beni kolobi, in that koloshin

Sani kolobi shun

Summary

The song “GWAGWALADA” blends Afrobeats and street vibes, celebrating success, resilience, and enjoyment. The lyrics mention traveling from Abuja to Gwagwalada, a symbolic journey reflecting movement, ambition, and escape. The artists express confidence, referencing personal struggles, money, and fame while maintaining a relaxed, party-like energy.

The song features a mix of English, Yoruba, and street slang, adding to its cultural depth. With catchy hooks and rhythmic flows, “GWAGWALADA” stands out as an anthem of flexing, survival, and good vibes.

Conclusion

“GWAGWALADA” by BNXN, Kizz Daniel, and Seyi Vibez is a vibrant Afrobeats track that captures themes of success, resilience, and enjoyment. The song’s catchy lyrics and rhythmic flow make it a club anthem, while its references to Gwagwalada and street culture add a relatable touch.

Each artist brings their unique style, blending street slang, Yoruba, and English seamlessly. With its energetic beats and memorable chorus, the song stands out as a feel-good hit, celebrating ambition and the hustle of everyday life.