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“King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End” Set for Christmas 2025 Release

Kemi Adetiba confirms Sola Sobowale’s return in the highly anticipated sequel.

December 17, 2025

5:29 pm

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Nollywood blockbuster King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End is officially confirmed for a Christmas release in Nigeria, hitting cinemas on December 25, 2025. 

 

Director Kemi Adetiba announced the release date earlier this year, promising audiences more suspense, power struggles, and the return of Sola Sobowale as the formidable Alhaja Eniola Salami.

 

While teasers for the film began rolling out in early 2025, fans are eagerly awaiting official trailers and more detailed updates as the festive season approaches. The sequel continues the saga of Alhaja Eniola Salami, delving deeper into her rise, influence, and the consequences of power in Lagos’s criminal and political underworld.

 

Director Kemi Adetiba announces the Christmas release of King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End in 2025.
Director Kemi Adetiba announces the Christmas release of King of Boys 3: The Beginning of the End in 2025.

With the third installment of the franchise, anticipation is high among Nigerian audiences and international Nollywood fans, who are eager to see how Adetiba will escalate the story and bring new layers to Sobowale’s iconic character.

 

King of Boys 3 follows the massive success of the previous two installments, solidifying the franchise as one of Nollywood’s most popular and critically acclaimed series. The film promises to combine intense drama, thrilling action, and rich character storytelling, setting the stage for one of the most significant Nigerian cinema events of the year.

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