Mercy Aigbe Dominates Screens with Back-to-Back October Hits

Nollywood star Mercy Aigbe is making October one for the books with a string of powerful releases across streaming platforms and cinemas. From Netflix to Kava TV to the big screen, the award-winning actress is giving fans nonstop performances that highlight her range, charisma, and influence.

Mercy’s latest drama Thinline continues to hold the number one spot on Netflix Nigeria, earning praise for its gripping story and emotional performances. Fans across Nigeria and beyond can’t get enough of her layered portrayal and the film’s compelling storytelling.

For Mercy’s international fans, her hit family drama Ada Omo Daddy is now streaming on Kava.tv. The film, which made waves at the box office, delivers heart, humor, and family tension in equal measure — a perfect showcase of Mercy’s emotional depth and on-screen warmth.

Directed by Etim Effiong, The Herd premiered to rave reviews and officially hits cinemas nationwide on October 17. Early reactions praise Mercy’s commanding performance in a film that’s already being hailed as one of Nollywood’s standout dramas of the year.

The award-winning Farmer’s Bride also arrives on Netflix this October 17, giving audiences another chance to see Mercy at her finest. The film explores love, duty, and resilience in rural Nigeria, with Mercy anchoring the story through a heartfelt and unforgettable performance.

As the month unfolds, Mercy headlines Idia, a gripping, suspense-driven film that opens nationwide on October 24. Her role promises intensity, emotion, and a touch of mystery — exactly what fans have come to expect from her career-defining performances.

Mercy’s run continues with My Mother Is A Witch, now streaming on Kava.tv, where she plays a captivating lead in an emotional story. She’s also part of Colours of Fire, the much-anticipated film from Niyi Akinmolayan, set for a December 24th release.

With November and more December projects yet to be unveiled, it’s clear Mercy Aigbe’s momentum isn’t slowing down anytime soon. From heartfelt dramas to blockbuster hits, she’s proving once again that when it comes to Nollywood, Mercy always delivers.