Nollywood will showcase three major releases—Loving Itohan, Dear Ajayi and No Fury—in cinemas across Nigeria from 6 to 13 November 2026, offering audiences a blend of romance, period drama and revenge thriller that promises to fill weekend dates and group outings alike.
Key details:
- Loving Itohan opens nationwide on 6 November 2026.
- Dear Ajayi reaches theatres on 13 November 2026.
- No Fury continues its run throughout the month.
- The films feature stars such as Nancy Isime, Uzor Arukwe, Jim Iyke and Nse Ikpe‑Etim.
- The write‑up notes, “Loving Itohan should be at the top of your list.”
What is Loving Itohan about?
Loving Itohan is a romantic drama produced by Nancy Isime and co‑directed by Lucas Oluwale and Orobosa Ikponmwen. The story follows Itohan, a woman who uncovers hidden truths that force her to reassess love, loyalty and past relationships. The cast includes Uzor Arukwe, Oberry Hovah, Martha Ehinome, Dorathy Bachor, Chioma Nwosu and Grace Dein Coker. The film debuted in Nigerian cinemas on 6 November 2026.
How does Dear Ajayi portray 1990s Southwestern Nigeria?
Directed and written by Damilola Orimogunje, with KC Obiajulu producing, Dear Ajayi is a period piece set in the 1990s Southwest. It centers on estranged sisters Ade and Titi Ajayi, who reunite under one roof to care for their paralysed mother. The narrative pits Ade’s devout religiosity against Titi’s rebellious musical ambitions, exposing family grief and sacrifice. Lead actors include Tosin Adeyemi, William Benson and Bimbo Akintola, supported by Lanre Hassan, Uzoamaka Power, Michelle Dede, Chioma Omeruah (Chigul), Tope Tedela, Baaj Adebule, Kalu Ikeagwu and Antar Laniyan. The movie opened nationwide on 13 November 2026.
Why should thriller fans watch No Fury?
No Fury is a revenge‑driven thriller directed by Akay Mason, written by Chijioke Ononiwu and produced by the team at Inkblot Productions. The plot follows a seemingly perfect marriage that collapses after a deep betrayal is revealed. The spurned wife embarks on a relentless quest for vengeance, igniting a violent clash that threatens both families. The film stars Jim Iyke and Nse Ikpe‑Etim, with supporting roles from Nosa Rex and Kameel Audu. No Fury remains in cinemas throughout November 2026.
These three titles illustrate the diversity of contemporary Nigerian filmmaking, from heartfelt romance to nostalgic family drama and high‑octane suspense, giving cinema‑goers plenty of reasons to book tickets this November.