Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has expressed excitement as her first cinema movie, Labake Olododo hits a huge milestone.
The mother of two revealed that her movie hit N202 million at the box office, making it the second Nollywood film to hit that milestone in 2025.
An excited Iyabo stated that Labake Olododo is rewriting the rule book as she appreciated Nigerians for the love and support.
“Labake Olododo is rewriting the rule book
3 weekends in a row and still in the top spot with ₦202M grossed!
Thank you, Nigeria, for all the love and support
Still showing in cinemas nationwide — don’t miss the fire!
Distributed by @filmoneng”.
Priscilla Ojo wrote, “Wow. God is good
Kamo State wrote, “Congratulations Mama
One Bisola Treasure wrote, “1st Cinema movie, who else is saying there’s no God? Congratulations my aunt
One Adiatoke wrote, “This is huge. First cinema movie, all Congrats Mama
One Cutie_jux_priscy wrote, “Reward of hardwork. We saw all the efforts you put into this. Labake Olododo still showing in cinema”
Kemi Filani reported last month that Iyabo made her first cinema debut with the premiere.of her movie, Labake Olododo, at Imax Cinemas Lekki, which had in attendance many celebrities.
Expressing pride in her, Dayo Amusa noted how hard she worked on it. She stated that Iyabo’s dedication and discipline were visible to all, and she was proud of her. Dayo admonished Ojo to stand tall as she urged her fans to watch the movie.
Similarly, Funke Akindele had given it her stamp of approval. Also, at the movie premiere, Funke had commended Iyabo. She praised the actress for the movie’s aesthetics, visuals and all and congratulated her on her new feat. Funke told Iyabo it was her turn to shine and admonished her to break boundaries.
Following the premiere of her movie, Iyabo penned an appreciation post, stating that she was overwhelmed by the incredible show of love and support. She expressed how humbled she was by the massive turnout, enthusiastic response, and outpouring of love.
Labake Olododo is a Nollywood Indigenous story that explores deep themes of truth, faith, societal norms, and personal redemption.
Tayo Faniran, Muyiwa Ademola, Ibrahim Chatta, Bimbo Akintola, Omotoyosi, Layole Oyatogun, Lololade Okunsanya, Ayo Mogaji, Nkechi Blessing, Fola Tinubu, Toyin Abraham, Fathia Balogun, Abeni Agbon, Broda Shaggi, Femi Adebayo are confined as cast.