Welcome to RankBank.org, your ultimate source for discovering the most captivating movies and TV shows in Nigeria. In this blog post, we present the top 10 movies/TV shows of the year that have made a significant impact in the Nigerian entertainment industry. From thought-provoking dramas to thrilling crime thrillers and hilarious comedies, these productions have captivated audiences with their engaging storylines, stellar performances, and exceptional filmmaking. Let’s dive into the top 10 movies/TV shows of the year in Nigeria.

1. “The Milkmaid”: Directed by Desmond Ovbiagele, “The Milkmaid” is a powerful drama that explores the impact of insurgency on a rural Nigerian village. It follows the journey of a Fulani milkmaid and received critical acclaim for its exceptional storytelling and breathtaking cinematography.
2. “Oloture”: Directed by Kenneth Gyang, “Oloture” is a gripping crime thriller that sheds light on the world of human trafficking. The film captivated audiences with its thought-provoking storyline, realistic portrayal, and standout performances.
3. “King of Boys”: Directed by Kemi Adetiba, “King of Boys” is a political crime thriller that delves into the life of a powerful businesswoman seeking to maintain control over her empire. With its engaging plot, strong performances, and remarkable production quality, it became a popular hit.
4. “Òlòtūré”: Directed by Kenneth Gyang, “Òlòtūré” focuses on the life of a young journalist who goes undercover to expose the human trafficking underworld. The film received critical acclaim for its realistic portrayal, important social message, and stellar performances.
5. “Living in Bondage: Breaking Free”: As a sequel to the iconic 1992 film, “Living in Bondage: Breaking Free,” directed by Ramsey Nouah, is a psychological thriller that follows a young man’s descent into the deadly world of ritualistic sacrifices. It received praise for its engaging storyline, production quality, and nostalgic appeal.
6. “Citation”: Directed by Kunle Afolayan, “Citation” tackles the prevalent issue of sexual harassment in Nigerian universities. The film garnered praise for its relevant social commentary, strong performances, and compelling storytelling.
7. “Sugar Rush”: Directed by Kayode Kasum, “Sugar Rush” is a comedy-action film that revolves around three sisters who stumble upon a large sum of money and find themselves embroiled in a series of thrilling adventures. It became a box office success and received acclaim for its humor and entertainment value.
8. “Your Excellency”: Directed by Funke Akindele-Bello, “Your Excellency” is a political satire that follows a bumbling billionaire’s comical journey as he decides to run for the office of the President of Nigeria. With its lighthearted approach and comedic moments, it resonated well with audiences.
9. “Elevator Baby”: Directed by Akay Mason, “Elevator Baby” is an intriguing romantic drama that unfolds when a wealthy young woman gets trapped in an elevator with a young man from a different social class. The film received positive reviews for its engaging storyline, performances, and unique premise.
10. “The Set Up”: Directed by Niyi Akinmolayan, “The Set Up” is a thrilling crime thriller that revolves around a young woman caught in a dangerous game of deceit and revenge. The film impressed audiences with its suspenseful plot, strong female lead, and impressive execution.

There you have it—the top 10 movies/TV shows of the year in Nigeria that have made a lasting impact. From thought-provoking dramas to thrilling crime thrillers and hilarious comedies, these productions showcase the talent and diversity of the Nigerian entertainment industry. We invite you to explore these captivating stories, immerse yourself in stellar performances, and experience the magic of Nigerian cinema and television. Stay tuned to RankBank.org for more updates and recommendations from the world of Nigerian entertainment.