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Official Small Doctor PART ONE (feat. Emini Myson) cover art in thin green The Ent News brand frame

Agege no dey wait for permission. On 9 October 2026, Small Doctor rolled out “PART ONE” featuring street poet Emini Myson — a bounce-heavy Lagos street-hop single that sounds like the neighbourhood just got a new chapter and already booked the after-party. Chale, if your speakers still dey cool after this one, check the volume. Or check yourself.

📌 Quick Facts

  • Song: PART ONE (feat. Emini Myson)
  • Artist: Small Doctor
  • Feature: Emini Myson
  • Released: 9 October 2026
  • Type: Single
  • Genre: Afrobeats / Street hop
  • Length: 3:03
  • Label: Oit Dynasty Ltd
  • Lane: Akeweje Pop energy, Agege to the timeline

Small Doctor: Akeweje, Ain, and the Street That Raised Him

Behind the mic is Adekunle Temitope — born 27 May 1996, Ondo roots, Lagos-made. Pasuma nicknamed him Akeweje (the one who gathers the kids), his mum called him Doctor, and his brother added the Small. The streets did the rest: bus parks, okada hustle, Dopemu and Agege nights that refuse to die quiet. He calls his sound Akeweje Pop — Afrobeats, fuji colour, Yoruba fire and that signature “Ain” slang that already tells you who just walked into the party. “Penalty” made him a Headies Best Street Hop winner in 2018; “Gbagaun”, “Mosquito Killer” and a long run of street anthems kept Agege on the national playlist. “PART ONE” is not a soft reboot. It is the same neighbourhood energy, fresh stamp, new co-pilot.

The Vibe: Bounce First, Story Second

At three minutes and three seconds, the record does not waste your time. Apple files it under Afrobeats; Deezer parks the same street heat. Think snappy kicks, rolling bass, and two voices trading cocky Lagos slang like they are passing a mic at a block party. The title itself is a wink — PART ONE means the story just opened, not closed. You hear Small Doctor’s projection and charm up front, then Emini Myson slides in with sharp cadence and humorous street rhymes. No ten-minute TED Talk. Put it on, clear the corridor, and move.

Emini Myson: The Guest Who Speaks Street Fluently

Featuring Emini Myson is not a random cosign. The hyperactive street poet already linked with Small Doctor earlier in 2026 on “Dapo” (with 2T UPONDEEBEATZ), and his catalogue keeps stacking punchy collabs across the Lagos underground. When a voice like that meets Akeweje on a bounce beat, the record stops being “nice try” and starts being appointment listening for anybody who still believes the streets write the best hooks. Reunion energy. Same fire. Louder speakers.

Why It Matters Now

October 2026 is crowded in Nigerian music, and Small Doctor is not waiting for a panel to validate Agege. “PART ONE” lands as a clean street-hop single under Oit Dynasty Ltd while party playlists across Lagos are still hunting for the next adrenaline record. For listeners who clocked him on “Penalty”, the Headies run, or the long Akeweje catalogue, this is the next chapter — shorter title, same swagger, and a feature who understands the assignment. Stream it before your favourite DJ claims they “broke it first” at the joint that still smells like suya and generator smoke.

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