NFVCB classifies 304 films in Q1 2026, records growth over 2025
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has approved and classified a total of 304 films between January and April 2026, reflecting sustained growth in Nigeria’s movie industry. According to the board, the figure represents an increase over the 267 films classified within the corresponding period in 2025. Classification data released by the NFVCB show that January 2026 recorded the highest number of approvals with 102 films, followed by 83 in February, 77 in March and 42 in April. By comparison, the board classified 25 films in January 2025, 58 in February, 114 in March and 70 in April of that year. The distribution of age ratings indicates that only a small fraction of the films were suitable for all ages. Ten films received a “G” (general) rating, 16 were classified as “PG”, while 18 fell under the “12/12A” […]