Every Nigerian has a tax story, and most of them start with the same line: “Oga, which one be this one again?” You pay for the stall, you pay the union, you pay the area boys, you pay the levy for the levy, and by the time the month ends your salary has finished paying everybody except you. Lagos singer Steeky has heard all those complaints, packed them into one bag and carried the bag straight to the dancefloor. His new single “Tax” is an Amapiano-flavoured hustle anthem that laughs at the fees, levies and financial wahala of Naija life instead of crying about them. The song landed on Friday, 16 October 2026 through Ponla Records , with an official video directed by Wyeird on the same day. It comes eight months after his last single, “The Wire” , and it is the kind of record that makes you dance first and check your bank alert second. ⚡ The Drop in 30 Seconds “Tax” runs a tight 2:53 and is produced by Egarboi , the same ...
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