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‘Call of My Life’ Hits N498 Million, Becomes Highest-Grossing Nollywood Film Of 2026
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‘Call of My Life’ Hits N498 Million, Becomes Highest-Grossing Nollywood Film Of 2026

The Leadership about 2 hours 1 mins read
Nollywood romance drama Call of My Life has crossed N498 million at the West African box office, cementing its place among the Top 10 highest-grossing Nollywood releases of all time. The BluHouse Studios production, distributed by FilmOne Entertainment, has also emerged as the highest-grossing Nollywood film of 2026, reflecting its strong commercial performance and widespread […]

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