Nollywood Actress Iyabo Ojo’s Labake Olododo Sets New Box Office Pace

Labake Olododo box office success grows as the film surpasses ₦200m, highlighting renewed audience interest in period dramas in Nollywood

Nollywood film Labake Olododo has recorded impressive commercial performance, achieving significant box office success after grossing ₦202 million within its first two weeks in cinemas.

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The film opened strongly with ₦50.4 million in its first three days and maintained its dominance at the top of the Nigerian box office charts for consecutive weekends.

The performance makes Labake Olododo one of the standout releases of the year and the second film to surpass the ₦200 million mark within the period under review.

The success of Labake Olododo reflects a growing audience appetite for period dramas, with viewers increasingly drawn to historical storytelling across film, television, and digital platforms.

Industry observers note that this resurgence aligns with global trends, where historical narratives continue to gain traction.

The film’s pre-colonial setting, combined with traditional music and rich cultural elements, has been widely credited for its strong appeal.

By blending drama, romance, and power-driven themes, the production delivers a compelling narrative that resonates with modern audiences seeking culturally grounded content.

The Chief Executive Officer involved in the project expressed satisfaction with the film’s performance, describing the outcome as a rewarding reflection of the team’s effort and commitment.

Lead actress Iyabo Ojo also welcomed the reception, noting that the film’s availability in cinemas across multiple regions has contributed to its growing popularity.

The inclusion of English subtitles has further enhanced accessibility for international audiences while preserving the authenticity of the original language.

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Although the film is currently available on select streaming platforms, industry watchers suggest that a broader global release could further boost its momentum and open new opportunities for Nollywood productions on the international stage.