Toyin Abraham’s Alakada: Bad and Boujee hits ₦460m at box office

• Toyin Abraham’s latest movie, Alakada: Bad and Boujee has hit another milestone.
• The cinema movie which was released in December 2024 has garnered over ₦460 million in sales.
• The actress took to Instagram to celebrate how she has not just beat her previous record but doubled it in sales.

Nollywood actress cum filmmaker Toyin Abraham-Ajeyemi is basking in well-deserved glory as her latest film, ‘Alakada: Bad and Boujee,’ has set a sensational milestone by raking in a whopping ₦460 million at the box office.

In an Instagram post that has since gone viral, the actress celebrated the monumental achievement, thanking fans and calling for even more support to push the film further.

“The journey to beat my last record started immediately after we finished the production of Alakada,” Abraham wrote, highlighting her relentless determination to surpass her previous successes.

“Yes, I wanted to do well at the box office, but beating my last record and almost doubling it is better than just doing well.”

With her latest feat, the talented actress and producer has not only surpassed expectations but also positioned Alakada: Bad and Boujee as one of the biggest box office hits in recent Nollywood history.

Fans and industry peers flooded her post with congratulatory messages, praising her resilience, talent, and ability to bring audiences to cinemas in droves.

Iyabo Ojo, a fellow Nollywood star, joined the celebration, commenting, “Oshey half a billion .” Another fan enthusiastically predicted, “Heading to ₦500M and above .”

Abraham, known for her vibrant personality and unwavering dedication to her craft, did not shy away from her excitement.

She joyfully addressed her fans, affectionately known as Toyin Titans, saying, “Thank you to everyone who has seen this movie. Please let’s go see it again, and if you haven’t, Alakada is still showing in cinemas nationwide!”

The celebratory mood online was electric, with fans showering her with love, emojis, and heartfelt messages. “Oluwanikanlotoyin! Congratulations, T!” wrote a fan, while another exclaimed, “Mummy Ire, this is massive!” referring to Toyin’s affectionate nickname inspired by her son, Ire.

With the ₦500 million mark in sight, Abraham has proven once again that she is a force to be reckoned with in Nollywood.