Ranking 9ice’s 7 Albums From Worst To Best

9ice is currently working on his 8th studio album titled The Return of King after his failed attempt to get a seat at the Federal House of Representatives. Metro Media take a look back on 9ice‘s entire solo major label discography, and rank each album from worst to best.

After 9ice made his first demo he joined a music group called Mysterious Boys earlier in his career before he went ahead to form a group on his own named Abinibi, now defunct.

Having recorded his first demo titled Risi De Alagbaja in 1996 and his first solo song, Little Money in 2000, 9ice had to wait till 2005 before himself and his music started gaining recognition in the Nigerian music market. 9ice has since went on to release 7 studio albums.

He is known for his use of the Yoruba language in his music, but mixes the Yoruba proverbs with English, broken English, Hausa and Ibo sometimes. 9ice compares himself to Youssou N’Dour who has won a couple of Grammy with music recorded in his mother tongue, and Yvonne Chaka-Chaka whose music has also embraced her language. He has been quoted as saying “English language has been imposed on us but God graciously gave Yoruba language to us.

From Certificate to CNN / GRA, here’s his discography ranked from worst to best. We’ve chosen to only include solo full-length releases.

What’s your all-time favorite 9ice album?