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‘Colours Of Fire’ Earns N102.7m In Cinemas

by The Culture Newspaper January 8, 2026
by The Culture Newspaper January 8, 2026
‘Colours of Fire’ has recorded a strong showing at the Nigerian box office, grossing N102.7 million to rank among the notable cinema releases of the period.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the film’s performance reflects steady audience turnout and growing interest since its release, placing it firmly above the N100 million benchmark.

In a post shared on its official Instagram page, FilmOne Entertainment appreciated moviegoers for their support, describing the milestone as a testament to the film’s resonance with audiences.

“Colours of Fire” hits N102.7 million at the box office. Thank you to everyone who came out to experience this story on the big screen,” the distributor said.

NAN reports that the box office success highlights the increasing appetite for diverse storytelling in Nigerian cinemas, as audiences continue to support both established and emerging titles.

With its current momentum, Colours of Fire is expected to sustain its run and remain a steady draw in cinemas nationwide in the coming weeks.

(NAN)
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