Two Nollywood releases, Gingerrr and The Herd, have propelled Nigeria’s field workplace to new heights, amassing a mixed N573.2 million in ticket gross sales, in response to the most recent knowledge from the Nigerian Field Workplace.
The rise highlights the rising business energy of homegrown movies and the rising viewers urge for food for domestically produced titles.
The assessment interval, which lined late September by means of October 2025, noticed Gingerrr and The Herd dominate cinema screens nationwide.
Each motion pictures recorded N435.5 million and N137.7 million, respectively.
Gingerrr, directed by Yemi Morafa and backed by government producers Bolaji Ogunmola, Kiekie, and Bisola Aiyeola, debuted with a formidable N82.8 million, displaying the continued power of Nollywood’s action-comedy slate.
In its opening three days, it earned N78.9 million earlier than surpassing N82 million by the shut of its first weekend. Six weeks after launch, Gingerrr has climbed to a cumulative N435.5 million, making it one of many highest-grossing Nigerian titles of the 12 months, up to now.
The movie’s vibrant solid together with Aiyeola, Bimbo Ademoye, and Timini Egbuson, helped draw audiences, whereas its comedic tone and fast-paced motion resonated strongly with youthful viewers.
Experiences say Gingerrr benefited considerably from Cinema Day’s turnout increase, which noticed attendance rise by roughly 5% in contrast with 2024, regardless of ticket costs doubling from N1,000 to N2,000.
“The Herd continues its sturdy run, posting two consecutive weekend-on-weekend growths on the Nigerian field workplace, a uncommon feat for a non-December launch. It now joins King of Boys and Brotherhood as solely the third Nollywood title to realize this milestone,” in response to Nigerian field workplace.
Co-produced by FilmOne Studios, ToriTori Movies, Serendipity HHC, and Airscape, the movie explores themes of affection, household, and generational change set towards the backdrop of South West Nigeria. It blends psychological rigidity with social commentary, signalling Nollywood’s rising narrative sophistication.
Past these standout performances, different titles maintained a gradual presence on the Nigerian field workplace.
Trons: Ares recorded N13.8 million for a complete of N107.7 million in its third week, whereas Idia earned N7.4 million to achieve N18 million in its second week. Regretting You, a brand new launch, grossed N4.4 million to start its run, and Blackphone 2 introduced in N3.8 million for a cumulative N23.8 million in its second week.
