Best-ever grossing nigerian films

The best films in the world are rated as coming from Nigeria. The sector has developed over the years to the point that it has gained attention on a global scale and is quite profitable. The second-largest film industry in the world is currently found in Nigeria (Nollywood). The industry generated $3.6 billion in revenue in 2016 and $6.4 billion in 2021, adding around 2.3% and $660 million to the national GDP in that same year. Even if Kannywood encounters marketing difficulties, it nonetheless makes its fair share of contributions. One of Nigeria's main exports is thought to be movies. This profit has been made possible by the current generation of Nigerian films' enhanced storyline and excellent production values, which are breaking records at the box office. The top-grossing Nigerian films of all time are compiled by Weekend Magazine.

As mentioned by Top Nigerian Movies on Netflix A successor to "Kalan Dangi" by the Kannywood studio Maishadda Global Resources Limited is "Ka yi na yi." Ali Gumzak is the director, and Abubakar Bashir Maishadda is the producer. The script was written by Fauziyya D. Sulaiman and is executive produced by Dauda Kahutu Rarara.

A group of people who engage in deception, treachery, cheating, and lying to deceive others are the subject of the film.