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Nigerian faith-based movie Agbára Nlá: The Return has secured a place among Nollywood’s 10 highest-grossing films of all time after recording an impressive N486.4 million in cinema revenue within six weeks of its release.
The movie, which has continued to attract audiences to cinemas across the country, currently occupies the 10th position on the all-time box office chart.
Directed by brothers Damilola Bamiloye and Joshua Mike-Bamiloye, the production has emerged as one of the biggest Nigerian cinema successes of 2026, demonstrating the growing commercial appeal of faith-based storytelling in the country’s film industry.
With its latest box office performance, Agbára Nlá: The Return has also become the second highest-grossing Nigerian film released in 2026.
It trails Call of My Life, which currently leads this year's ranking with N902.3 million in earnings.
The film is now just N13.6 million away from crossing the N500 million mark, another significant milestone for the production.
During its sixth weekend in cinemas, between November 6 and November 8, the movie generated N24 million in ticket sales.
However, it narrowly missed out on the weekend's top position after Nancy Isime's Loving Itohan recorded N24.2 million within the same period.
Agbára Nlá: The Return's entry into the all-time top 10 places it alongside some of Nollywood's biggest commercial productions.
Funke Akindele's Behind The Scenes currently sits at the top of the ranking with N2.76 billion, while Everybody Loves Jenifa follows in second place with N1.88 billion.
A Tribe Called Judah occupies the third position with N1.4 billion, followed by Oversabi Aunty, which has generated N1.17 billion.
Other productions ahead of Agbára Nlá: The Return include Battle on Buka Street with N668.4 million, Omo Ghetto: The Saga with N636.1 million, Gingerrr with N522.9 million and Alakada: Bad and Boujee with N500.6 million.
The movie's achievement represents a notable moment for faith-based cinema in Nigeria, showing that productions centred on religious themes can compete commercially with mainstream Nollywood releases.
Its continued box office performance will be closely watched as it approaches the N500 million milestone and seeks to improve its position on the all-time ranking.
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