A Tribe Called Judah’ Unveils Struggles Of Less-Privileged Lives In Nigeria, Says Peter Obi (Full Details)

Obi shared his thoughts in a series of tweets on his verified handle on Saturday, January 6. The movie achieved a groundbreaking milestone, grossing N1 billion within just three weeks of its release in cinemas, setting a new record in the Nollywood industry.

Obi acknowledged the movie’s success, stating that its storyline mirrors the “complex challenges faced by many less-privileged families in Nigeria in their struggles for survival.” He expressed his delight at the historic moment in the Nigerian movie industry and emphasized Nollywood’s role as one of the country’s significant exports over the past decade.

Highlighting Funke Akindele’s contributions, Obi congratulated her for the achievement, recognizing her passion, hard work, and dedication in the movie industry. He also commended her for having two of her previous movies, ‘Battle on Buka Street’ and ‘Omo Ghetto,’ as the second and third highest-grossing films at the Nigerian box office.

Obi praised “A Tribe Called Judah” for skillfully delivering a story that engages the audience in a comic and entertaining manner. Encouraging Nollywood, he urged the industry to continue producing stories that inspire hard work, integrity, and productivity among Nigerians, contributing to the vision of building a New Nigeria focused on productivity-driven values.