NIGERIAN BEST GROSS MOVIE PER YEAR IN THE LAST DECADE
2023 — A Tribe Called Judah: ₦1.06b – Funke Akindele
2022 — Battle on Buka Street: ₦668.42m – Funke Akindele
2021 — Christmas in Miami: ₦265.58m – Ayo Makun
2020 — Omo Ghetto: The Saga: ₦636.13m – Funke Akindele
2019 — Sugar Rush: ₦287.05m – Abimbola Craig
2018 — Chief Daddy: ₦387.54m – Mo Abudu
2017 — The Wedding Party 2: ₦433.20m – Tope Oshin etc
2016 — The Wedding Party: ₦452.29m
2015 — Fifty: ₦80.03m – Tope Oshin
2014 — 30 Days in Atlanta: ₦163.35m – Ayo Makun
2013 — Half of a Yellow Sun: ₦60.00m – Andrea Calderwood.
Kudos to all our Movie Makers for doing us proud and blessings upon the soul of Ogunde for blazing the trail, pleasant to see his descendants leading the pack.
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