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Nollywood, Nigeria’s booming film industry, has continued to make waves not just locally but globally, producing movies that resonate with audiences across Africa and beyond.
Over the years, several films have achieved remarkable box office success, breaking records and setting new standards for the industry. Here, we take a look at the top 10 highest-grossing Nigerian films ever.
Topping the list is Everybody Loves Jenifa, which raked in an impressive ₦1.88 billion. The comedy-drama, starring Funke Akindele, has become a cultural phenomenon in Nigeria, known for its humor, relatable storytelling, and the iconic character Jenifa. Its massive success highlights the strong connection Nollywood comedies have with audiences.
Following closely is A Tribe Called Judah, which earned ₦1.4 billion. The film’s success underscores the growing appetite for stories that combine action, family dynamics, and rich cultural themes, appealing to a broad audience both in Nigeria and abroad.
Omo Ghetto: The Saga, which grossed ₦678 million, continues to be celebrated for its engaging storyline and the chemistry of its lead cast.
Similarly, Battle on Buka Street, with ₦668 million, has won hearts with its depiction of everyday Nigerian life, humor, and romance, demonstrating how local stories can achieve mainstream success.
In fifth place is Ginger, earning ₦521 million. The film’s performance reflects Nollywood’s ability to explore diverse genres and attract wide audiences.
Alakada: Bad and Boujee, which made ₦500 million, is another notable success, showcasing Funke Akindele’s influence and the enduring popularity of the Alakada franchise.
The Wedding Party and its sequel, The Wedding Party 2, grossed ₦452 million and ₦433 million respectively. These romantic comedies captivated audiences with lavish wedding settings, humor, and star-studded casts, cementing their status as modern Nollywood classics.
Ori: Rebirth, which earned ₦419 million, combines strong storytelling with cultural depth, appealing to both traditional Nollywood fans and younger audiences looking for fresh narratives.
Finally, Chief Daddy, with ₦387 million, rounds out the top 10. Its ensemble cast, humor, and engaging family drama contributed to its box office success, making it a standout production in recent years.
These top-grossing films highlight Nollywood’s evolution from modest productions to major commercial successes capable of competing on a global stage.
They demonstrate the industry’s ability to craft compelling stories, blend humor and drama, and leverage star power effectively.
As Nollywood continues to grow, audiences can expect more films to surpass these milestones, further solidifying Nigeria’s position as a major player in the global film industry.
The success of these films is not just about the money; it reflects the creativity, talent, and resilience of the Nigerian film industry.
From comedy to drama and romance, these films have entertained millions, proving that Nollywood is not just an industry it’s a cultural force shaping entertainment across Africa and beyond.
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