Bolanle Austen-Peters’ “House of Ga’a” Makes Netflix Top 10 Worldwide

Bolanle Austen-Peters’ new movie, “House of Ga’a,” has become very popular on Netflix, making it into the top 10 in many countries as of July 26, 2024.

“House of Ga’a” is set in the 18th-century Oyo Empire. It tells the story of Ga’a, a politician who betrays his people for power. The film’s strong plot and great acting have won over viewers around the world.

Global Success

According to Flix Patrol, a website that tracks streaming shows, “House of Ga’a” has done very well in many places:

• Nigeria: Number one spot, very popular with viewers and critics.
• Guadeloupe: Second place, loved for its unique story and cultural depth.
• Kenya and Martinique: Third place, showing its wide appeal.
• Dominican Republic: Fourth place.
• Bahamas and Jamaica: Fifth place.
• Mauritius: Fourth place.

Overall, “House of Ga’a” has an average ranking of 6 across all these countries, showing its strong global presence and steady viewer interest.

Directed by Bolanle Austen-Peters and co-produced with Joseph Umoibom, the film features many well-known actors, including:

• Femi Branch
• Funke Akindele
• Toyin Abraham
• Seun Akindele
• Mike Afolarin
• Jide Oyegbile
• Teddy A
• Bambam
• Ibrahim Chatta
• Adedimeji Lateef
• William Benson
• Femi Adebayo
• Yemi Blaq
• Juliana Olayode
• Bimbo Manuel
• Gbenga Titiloye
• Kunle Coker
• Dele Odule
• Adeniyi Johnson
• Gabriel Afolayan
• Stan Nze

“House of Ga’a” is another hit for Bolanle Austen-Peters. Her previous film, “Funmilayo Ransom Kuti,” earned N157 million at the Nigerian box office before streaming on Amazon Prime. Another recent film, “Jagun Jagun,” also did very well.

Growing Nollywood Industry

Nollywood films are doing great in both cinemas and on streaming platforms. For instance, Odunlade Adekola’s “Lakatabu” has made over N150 million since its release.

Earlier this year, “Ajakaju: Beast of Two Worlds” and Kayode Kasum’s “Ajosepo” made over N400 million together at the box office.

Other popular Nollywood movies include “Ijakumo: The Born-Again Stripper,” “Malaika,” and “Battle on Buka Street.” These films show that Nollywood is becoming more successful and profitable.