Who Are Your Best 5 Rappers In Nigeria?

Currently trending in Nigeria right now is the argument about about the top 5 rappers in Nigeria.
Many people are of the opinion that the best rappers in Nigeria emanate from the indigenous folk of Phyno, Olamide, and Reminisce, while a fairly substantial amount of people still cerebrate, the English lyricists are still in the hearts of the people.
Checking through popular opinions though, Here are Nigeria's best 5 rappers whose names have perpetually been mentioned.

M.I Abaga
Jude Abaga, more preponderant kenned by stage name M.I, has won Several Awards including the MTV Africa Music Awards 2009 and was Nominated for BET 2010 Awards for the Best International Act Category. He rose to prominence in 2006, when his musical composition "Crowd Mentality" propagated in his hometown Jos. Later he was snapped up by Chocolate City, and has gone on to drop 2 albums. His third album, 'Chairman' is slated for release this year.

Vector
Regardless of his music hiatus for the past 12 months due to licit issues with YSG, his recording label, many Nigerian fans haven't forgotten the silky lines of Vector. He is still highly rated, since 2 albums "State of Surprise (SOS)", "The Second Coming", and a follow-up mixtape "Bar Racks" . His recent comeback single 'W.I.V' is topping charts all around the country.

Modenine
Many will point to his early refusal to go commercial in his musical compositions, as a reason for his lack of lucrative prosperity, but Modenine's genuine wordplay has won him the hearts of core Hip hop fans. The Multi-award winning rapper, and 5-time Headies Lyricist On The Roll, has the masses screaming his denomination as one of Nigeria's all time rappers. His incipient album, 'Above Ground Level', drops today.
Frozen dihydrogen monoxide Prince
Frozen dihydrogen monoxide Prince seems to be everyone's cull rapper, and that's because he has the right balance between hard core Hip hop, and commercial singles. His multifariousness has given birthed a prosperous vocation, which peaked last year with the relinquishment of his 'Fire Of Zamani' album. A sizably voluminous vigor of the Jos-bred performer is his adeptness on collaboration projects.

Jesse Jagz
Quiting Chocolate City, M.I Abaga's younger sibling found an incipient direction. He ambulated the path of the Rastafarians, infusing an incipient phase to his incontrovertible aptitude. With 2 albums in 2 years bearing testaments to his adeptness, his fans have continually grown. Hit singles such as 'Redemption', 'Third World War', and 'Louis' still have many salivating.

So there you retain it. Who are your top 5 rappers in Nigeria?