10 Most Wealthy Nigerian Movies And Their Revenue Generated

10 Most Wealthy Nigerian Movies And Their Revenue Generated. 

1. A Tribe Called Judah (2023) (drama) ₦1.404 Billion 
   This epic drama tells the story of a group of Igbo warriors who fight against British colonialism in the late 19th century.

2. Battle on Buka Street (2022) (comedy) ₦668 Million This hilarious comedy follows the rivalry between two women who run competing buka (street food) restaurants.

3. Omo Ghetto: The Saga (2020) (comedy) ₦636 Million
   This sequel to the popular 2013 movie "Omo Ghetto" features Funke Akindele in a dual role as twin sisters.

4. The Wedding Party (2016) (romantic comedy) ₦452 Million This romantic comedy follows the chaotic events leading up to a Nigerian wedding.

5. The Wedding Party 2 (2017) (romantic comedy) ₦433 Million The sequel to "The Wedding Party" follows the same characters as they deal with the aftermath of the first wedding.

6. Chief Daddy (2018) (comedy drama)     ₦387 Million This comedy drama tells the story of a wealthy businessman who dies and leaves behind a dysfunctional family.

7. Brotherhood (2022) (action thriller)       ₦328 Million This action thriller follows two estranged brothers who must work together to take down a powerful enemy.

8. King of Thieves (2022) (action crime)    ₦320 Million This action crime film tells the story of a group of thieves who plan a daring heist.

9. Malaika (2023) (drama)                           ₦302 Million This drama tells the story of a young woman who is forced to marry a man she does not love.

10. Sugar Rush (2019) (comedy)                  ₦287 Million This comedy follows a pastry chef who competes in a baking competition

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