28 million views! Omoni Oboli ‘Love in every word’ is nollywood most watched movie on YouTube

Just seven months after its release, Omoni Oboli’s romantic drama Love In Every Word has officially become Nollywood’s most-watched movie on YouTube, crossing the 28 million views mark and counting.

The record-breaking milestone cements Omoni Oboli’s place as one of the few Nollywood filmmakers successfully blending storytelling and digital impact. The film’s massive reach proves that Nigerian audiences are not only watching homegrown stories — they’re celebrating them on a global scale.

Love In Every Word follows Chioma (played by Bamike “Bam Bam” Olawunmi-Adenibuyan), a strong and ambitious woman navigating love, work, and the pressures of modern relationships. She crosses paths with Odogwu (played by Uzor Arukwe), whose confidence and persistence challenge her beliefs about love and vulnerability.

The movie explores the kind of everyday emotions Nigerians connect with — ambition, pride, forgiveness, and second chances. It’s a simple but deeply relatable story, told with sincerity and warmth.

Released on Omoni Oboli TV, the film quickly gained traction after its premiere, pulling in millions of views within days. Fans flooded social media with reactions, quoting lines, and sharing their favorite scenes — a clear sign of how deeply the story resonated.

What makes this even more impressive is that Love In Every Word achieved all this organically, without the backing of a cinema release or major studio promotion. It’s a pure example of content finding its audience through quality storytelling and word-of-mouth.

For those who fell in love with Achalugo and Odogwu’s story, there’s more to look forward to. Omoni Oboli has confirmed that the sequel to Love In Every Word will premiere this October, promising new twists, deeper emotions, and a fresh look at what happens when love gets tested again.

If the first film’s numbers are anything to go by, the sequel could easily surpass it.

Beyond breaking records, Love In Every Word highlights a major shift in Nollywood — from cinema dominance to digital storytelling. With more than 28 million views, Omoni joins the ranks of filmmakers redefining what success looks like in Nigeria’s movie industry.

It’s not just a win for her — it’s a win for Nollywood and for creators proving that strong stories will always find their audience.