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What's streaming in Nigeria

The Netflix Top 10 films and series Nigerians are watching this week, from Netflix's own weekly chart.

Week of 2 Nov to 8 Nov · Refreshed every Tuesday

Top 10 films

Week of 2 Nov to 8 Nov
#TitleOn the chart
1Collision Course2 weeks
2Oversabi Aunty6 weeks
3UnknownNew this week
4Rush HourNew this week
5The Paradise3 weeks
6Wonder Woman 1984New this week
7Rush Hour 2New this week
8Rush Hour 3New this week
9Nowhere to Run2 weeks
10Animals5 weeks

Top 10 series

Week of 2 Nov to 8 Nov
#TitleOn the chart
1Dead-End Job: Limited Series2 weeks
2Akka: The Protectors: Season 12 weeks
3The Covenant: Season 2New this week
4A Couple of Lies: Limited SeriesNew this week
5Lupin: Part 43 weeks
6Lupin: Part 110 weeks
7The Rainmaker: Season 1New this week
8Doctor X: Mafia in White: Limited Series5 weeks
9Lupin: Part 27 weeks
10Lupin: Part 39 weeks

About this chart

What Nigerians are watching this week on the biggest streaming service. The Netflix Top 10 for Nigeria is refreshed every Tuesday from Netflix's official figures, and Nollywood and international titles compete on the same chart, with Nollywood usually holding the top half.

Why it matters

It is an honest ranking: not what critics liked or what Netflix is promoting, but minutes watched by Nigerian subscribers. Nollywood originals such as Anikulapo, Brotherhood, King of Boys and Funke Akindele's productions have each led the chart for weeks. Korean drama and reality shows feature too. It is the closest thing to a real signal of what everyone is watching.

Beyond Netflix

Nigerians also stream on Prime Video, Showmax, Apple TV+ and IROKO TV, each with different Nollywood deals: Showmax leads on serial drama, Prime Video on Nigerian originals, Netflix on feature films. Add cinema attendance (see Now showing) and Nigerian audiences are watching more than ever.

Source

Netflix's weekly Top 10 at top10.netflix.com, updated every Tuesday around 5 pm WAT for the previous Monday to Sunday.