Nigeria: Ay Zed Gets Headies Nominations for Hit Song Twe Twe

22 February 2025
This Day (Lagos)
By Ferdinand Ekechukwu

After a stellar 2024, music producer AY Zed, (Azuka Adaeze), has made a statement with two Headies Awards nominations in the categories for Single of the Year & Collaboration of the Year for the hit song 'Twe Twe' remix by Kizz Daniel.

Last year began with Ay Zed's productions topping the charts for the first three months with 'Twe Twe' and the remix feat. Davido. He then followed up with 'Showa' off Kizz Daniel's TZA Project.

The Headies, Nigeria's most prestigious music award show recently released the much anticipated nominations list for its 17th edition. It is fitting that 2025 started on a good note with his efforts being recognised with the Headies nominations.

It is also interesting that 'Showa' is also nominated for the Headies' Video of the Year which is set to a highly competitive one as TG Omori & Kizz Daniel brought the record to life in spectacular fashion.

Over the years, Ay Zed has honed his sonic proficiency with productions and collaborations with some of AfroBeats & Africa's biggest stars including Timaya, Flavour, Davido, Patoranking, Black Sheriff, Ajebo Hustlers and many more.

He has also built a potent sonic partnership with Kizz Daniel that has proved to be a winning formula. With productions that have crossed over 1 Billion Streams across all platforms, Ay Zed feels that's only a glimpse of what he has in store.

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