The Headies Award for Best R&B Single

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Awarded forBest R&B single in the year under review (by a single individual or group)
CountryNigeria
Presented by Hip Hop World Magazine
First awarded2010
Last awarded2019
Website theheadies.com

The Headies Award for Best R&B Single is an award presented at The Headies, a ceremony that was established in 2006 and originally called the Hip Hop World Awards. [1] It was first presented to Banky W. in 2010. [2]

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Recipients

Best R&B Single
YearNomineesResult
2019 [3] "Gimme Love" by Seyi Shay (featuring Runtown)Won
"Tipsy" by Odunsi the Engine (featuring Raye)Nominated
"Serenade " by FunbiNominated
"Uyo Meyo" by Teni Nominated
"Wishes and Butterflies" by Wurld Nominated
2018 "Smile for Me" by Simi Won
"Tonight" by Nonso Amadi Nominated
"Folashade" by Praiz Nominated
"Let Me Know" by Maleek Berry Nominated
"Romeo & Juliet" by Johnny Drille Nominated
"Love You Baby" by Banky W. Nominated
2016 [4] "Pray for Me" by Darey (featuring Soweto Gospel Choir)Won
"Love Don't Care" by Simi Nominated
"Made for You" by Banky W. Nominated
"Super Woman" by Wande Coal Nominated
"Aduke" by TjanNominated
"Smile" by Shaydee Nominated
2015 [5] "Wish Me Well" by Timi Dakolo Won
"Heartbeat" by Praiz Nominated
"Baby Daddy" by Iyanya Nominated
"Say You Love Me" by Leriq (featuring Wizkid)Nominated
"Do the Right Thing" by Cobhams Asuquo (featuring Bez)Nominated
2014 [6] "Let Somebody Love You" by 2face Idibia Won
"Iyawo Mi" by Timi Dakolo Nominated
"Plan B" by Wande Coal Nominated
"Don Gordon" by Burna Boy Nominated
2013 [7] "Good Good Loving" by Banky W. Won
"Don't Let Go" by Capital FemiNominated
"Like to Party" by Burna Boy Nominated
"Rich & Famous" by Praiz Nominated
"Omote" by Ese PetersNominated
2012 [8] [9] "Soundtrack" by May D Won
"Private Trips" by Wande Coal Nominated
"That Stupid Song" by Bez (featuring Praiz)Nominated
"Nawti" by Olu Maintain Nominated
"Love Me (3x)" by Tiwa Savage Nominated
2011 [10] [11] "The Way You Are" by Darey Won
"Only Me" by 2 Face Idibia Nominated
"I Gat Money" by Capital Femi (featuring Eedris Abdulkareem)Nominated
"For A Minute" by Waje Nominated
"Oyi" (Remix) by Flavour (featuring Tiwa Savage)Nominated
2010 "Strong Ting" by Banky W. Won
"Never Felt a Love" by Capital FemiNominated
"I Love You" by P-Square Nominated
"No Stars" by Darey Nominated
"Overkillin" by DjineeNominated

Category records

Most wins

Rank1st2nd
Artist Darey
Banky W.
Simi
Timi Dakolo
2face Idibia
May D
Seyi Shay
Total wins2 Wins1 win

Most nominations

Rank1st2nd3rd
Artist Banky W. Darey
Capital Femi
Wande Coal
Timi Dakolo
2face Idibia
Simi
Burna Boy
Praiz
Total noms4 nominations3 nominations2 nominations

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