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Nollywood’s Elite January 2026 Cinema Guide

Nollywood is absolutely booming this season, and the cinema halls are where all the action is taking place. If you are looking to get your fix of drama, epic battles, or high-stakes storytelling, the January 2026 lineup is truly elite. These five films are currently dominating the Nigerian box office and are well worth the cinema trip.

Behind The Scenes The “Box Office Queen,” Funke Akindele, returns with a story that hits close to home for many Nigerians. The film centers on Aderonke “Ronky-Fella” Faniran (played by Scarlet Gomez), a successful real estate mogul whose generosity becomes her own undoing. As her family and friends—portrayed by an ensemble including Iyabo Ojo, Uzor Arukwe, and Ibrahim Chatta—begin to take her kindness for granted, Ronke finds herself emotionally and financially drained. Tobi Bakre delivers a vibrant performance as her entitled younger brother, while Destiny Etiko and Uche Montana add layers to this relatable drama about the high cost of being the family’s financial backbone.

Oversabi Aunty Toyin Abraham Ajeyemi takes the lead in this hilarious but cautionary tale as Toun, a self-righteous church usher whose obsession with “fixing” others turns her family life into a moral battlefield. The chaos reaches a peak during a disastrous wedding introduction, forcing Toun to confront the wreckage caused by her overzealous nature. The film features a star-studded cast including Mike Ezuruonye, Jemima Osunde, and the charismatic Enioluwa Adeoluwa, making it a must-watch for anyone who has ever dealt with a meddling relative.

Colours Of Fire Directed by the visionary Niyi Akinmolayan, “Colours of Fire” is a visually stunning epic that explores the dangers of inherited hatred. The story unfolds in an ancient world where a warrior named Akinbode (Uzor Arukwe) is sent to slay a monstrous threat, only to fall for Moremi (Osas Ighodaro), a woman from a rival tribe. As their forbidden romance ignites chaos, they must choose between tribal loyalty and a truth that could unite their warring worlds. The film’s rich, mythic atmosphere is brought to life by powerful performances from Femi Branch and Mercy Aigbe.

Gingerrr If you are in the mood for a high-octane thriller, “Gingerrr” is the “heist of the year” you cannot miss. This collaborative project follows four women with nothing to lose who are brought together by fate and a shared vendetta to pull off a daring robbery. Starring the powerhouse team of Bisola Aiyeola, KieKie, Bolaji Ogunmola, and Wumi Toriola, the story is a tense exploration of hidden agendas and betrayal. With supporting turns from Lateef Adedimeji and Shaffy Bello, this film is as stylish as it is gritty.

Agesinkole 2 (King of Thieves) Femi Adebayo brings back the legendary terror of Ajeromi in this highly anticipated sequel. In “Agesinkole 2,” the formidable bandit returns to a kingdom once again plagued by corruption, proving that some legends only wait for the right time to re-emerge. This epic Yoruba saga features a massive ensemble, including Odunlade Adekola as the King, alongside Toyin Abraham and Yemi Solade. The film is a masterclass in Yoruba mythology, mystic forces, and cinematic spectacle.

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