Nollywood isn’t just one of the biggest film industries in the world—it’s a goldmine for talent, influence, and wealth. In 2025, many Nigerian actresses have risen beyond movie sets to become CEOs, influencers, and millionaires.
Here’s a breakdown of the top 20 richest Nollywood actresses in 2025, ranked from the wealthiest at the top.
Top 20 Richest Nollywood Actresses in 2025 and Their Net Worths
1. Genevieve Nnaji – $12 Million
A true Nollywood legend, Genevieve continues to earn from directing, producing, brand endorsements, and Netflix deals. She’s also a smart investor in real estate and fashion.
2. Funke Akindele – $11.5 Million
From comedy to cinema blockbusters, Funke’s success with Jenifa’s Diary and her hit films keep her income flowing. Her production company and political influence make her a top earner.
3. Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde – $9.8 Million
A global star with a strong presence in Nollywood and beyond, Omotola has monetized her fame through acting, music, humanitarian work, and endorsement deals.
4. Mercy Johnson – $7.5 Million
Known for her consistency, Mercy earns from movies, endorsements, and her family’s fast-growing business—Henod Luxury.
5. Rita Dominic – $6.9 Million
Rita blends elegance with business. She earns from acting, film production, and brand endorsements, and her recent marriage to a media mogul helped solidify her financial status.
6. Ini Edo – $6.5 Million
Ini Edo has stayed relevant for over 15 years and now earns big from her acting, ambassadorial deals, and skincare brand Beauty Secrets of April.
7. Toyin Abraham – $6.2 Million
One of the most bankable actresses in Yoruba and English films, Toyin’s net worth is boosted by her movie productions, brand endorsements, and herbal product line.
8. Regina Daniels – $6 Million
While married to billionaire Ned Nwoko, Regina makes her own millions through acting, brand influencing, and fashion business.
9. Iyabo Ojo – $5.8 Million
A queen of both screen and business, Iyabo is the face behind Fespris World and a dominant force in the Yoruba movie industry.
10. Kate Henshaw – $5.5 Million
Apart from acting, Kate’s brand deals in fitness, wellness, and politics keep her in the millionaire league.
11. Chacha Eke – $4.5 Million
Chacha stays strong despite personal challenges, earning from movies and her growing social media presence.
12. Adesua Etomi-Wellington – $4.2 Million
Adesua has starred in major blockbusters and landed international campaigns. Her fashion and media appearances contribute to her net worth.
13. Nancy Isime – $4 Million
Nancy is a rising star with income from acting, TV hosting, her talk show, and brand partnerships.
14. Destiny Etiko – $3.8 Million
A fan favorite with a massive following, Destiny earns big from movie roles and Instagram brand collaborations.
15. Uche Jombo – $3.6 Million
Uche wears many hats—actress, screenwriter, and producer. Her years in the industry and projects behind the scenes boost her income.
16. Tonto Dikeh – $3.5 Million
Tonto combines fame with philanthropy, politics, and entrepreneurship, making her a top Nollywood earner in 2025.
17. Nse Ikpe-Etim – $3.2 Million
Nse focuses on quality roles and international projects. Her acting and quiet brand deals keep her financially strong.
18. Beverly Naya – $3 Million
Beverly’s unique presence in Nollywood and her skincare brand Be Naya help grow her net worth.
19. Bimbo Ademoye – $2.8 Million
Bimbo’s rise is unstoppable—her comedy roles, film appearances, and digital content have turned into serious money.
20. Sharon Ooja – $2.5 Million
Beautiful, stylish, and in-demand, Sharon earns from acting and numerous brand deals. She’s one to watch in the coming years.
Conclusion
These actresses are not only icons on screen but also moguls off-screen. Their wealth in 2025 reflects their creativity, consistency, and business smarts. From real estate to politics and skincare to cinema, Nollywood women are owning their space and their bank accounts.
