Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo has opened up about the emotional and physical challenges he faced while working on the sequel to his epic Yoruba film, 'Jagun-Jagun'.
In a post shared on his X handle, he revealed that he cried, stating that only the Almighty knows the weight of those tears, the sacrifices, the lessons, and everything it took to get to this point.
Adebayo disclosed that the project took two years of relentless work, and he expressed joy that the sequel, titled 'Jagun-Jagun 2', is finally ready.
He announced that the film will be released on December 4, 2026, exclusively on Netflix, thanking God for the achievement.
He wrote:
"I cried… Yes, I did!! Only the Almighty knows the weight of those tears – the sacrifices, the lessons, and everything it took to get here. Two years of relentless work, and now…"
"We cooked!! Jagun-Jagun 2 is ready!! Thank you, God. Jagun-Jagun 2. December 4, 2026. Exclusively on Netflix."
The Nigerian Voice recalls that Femi Adebayo had recently announced the sequel, titled 'Jagun Jagun 2: War of Warriors', set to premiere on Netflix on December 4, 2026.
The announcement was made through a teaser video shared across his social media pages, where he described it as a man whose name remained a curse even in his absence, noting that some men are made by war while others are the reason kingdoms learn to fear it.



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