The award-winning Actor and filmmaker, Femi Adebayo, has announced that the epic movie, Jagun Jagun 2 will premiere exclusively on Netflix on December 4, 2026.
In a post on X, Adebayo spoke about the journey behind the film, revealing that he broke down in tears.
He said only God understands the weight of those tears, which represented the sacrifices, lessons and challenges he experienced during the production.
He described the past two years as a period of relentless work and sacrifice, adding that the film is finally ready.
“We cooked!! Jagun-Jagun 2 is ready!! Thank you, God. Jagun-Jagun 2. December 4, 2026. Exclusively on Netflix,” he wrote.
The announcement was accompanied by a teaser video shared across his social media platforms.
In the teaser, Adebayo described the film as the story of a man whose name remained a curse even in his absence.
The announcement came shortly after Adebayo commissioned Euphoria360 Hub, his new production and post-production facility in Oregun, Lagos.
The timing marked two major milestones for the filmmaker: the launch of infrastructure to support future productions and the return of a film that has gained significant attention beyond Nigeria.
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What the First Film Established
Released on Netflix on August 10, 2023, Jagun Jagun (The Warrior) is a Yoruba-language epic action film produced by Femi Adebayo through Euphoria360 Media and directed by Tope Adebayo and Adebayo Tijani.
The film quickly entered Netflix’s top-ten rankings in several countries, attracted millions of viewing hours, and earned numerous accolades.
These included Best Indigenous Language Movie (West Africa) and Best Costume Design at the 2024 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, along with several victories at the Best of Nollywood Awards.
Through its grand scale, striking costumes, dynamic battle scenes and rich cultural detail, Jagun Jagun set a new standard for contemporary Yoruba historical epics on streaming platforms.
Broader Vision
Adebayo’s move from acting into producing has led to major Yoruba projects such as King of Thieves and Seven Doors.
With the launch of Euphoria360 Hub, he is also investing in production, post-production, sound, and training signals, an intention to support both his own projects and the wider industry.
Aisha Mahmoud
