Nigerian Afrobeats artist Waju Peter unveils his new single “Proverbs 24:10,” a deeply personal and introspective track that showcases his evolution as both a songwriter and storyteller. The release marks his first new music since his last single, “Eros (Halle)” captivated audiences across the Afrobeats scene. “Proverbs 24:10” finds Waju Peter at his most vulnerable, tackling themes of mental health, inner conflict, and perseverance with unflinching honesty. The track opens with the evocativeline “My enemy is my mind, how do I leave me alone?” immediately establishing the song’s central tension between self-doubt and survival instinct.
Throughout the song, Waju Peter weaves together English and Nigerian Pidgin to create a narrative that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable. The song sees Waju explore the weight of past trauma with lines like “I want it gone, but the past e no let me go,” while acknowledging the daily struggle for survival and peace of mind. “Proverbs 24:10” demonstrates Waju Peter’s growth as an artist willing to address difficult subjects within the Afrobeats framework. The song’s production complements its introspectivelyrics, creating space for the artist’s emotional delivery while maintaining the rhythmic foundation that defines his sound.
Building on the momentum from “Eros (Halle),” “Proverbs 24:10” positions Waju Peter as an artist unafraid to explore deeper themes while staying true to his Afrobeats roots. The single showcases his ability to balance commercial appeal with meaningful content, addressing mental health awareness within contemporary African music.
“Proverbs 24:10” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
