The much-anticipated Nigerian action-drama Unknown Soja has officially launched in cinemas nationwide, with screenings scheduled from Friday, November 21st to Thursday, November 27th. Distributed by Cinemax and produced by Kolade Alabi David, the film brings together a star-studded ensemble including Deyemi Okanlawon, Desmond Elliot, Kehinde Bankole, Omowunmi Dada, Femi Branch, Eso Dike, and Rotimi Salami, among others. Directed by Marc Adebesin, the movie promises an emotionally gripping narrative centered on justice, accountability, and the complexities of military life.

Cinema chains across Lagos and other regions have released comprehensive showtimes, underscoring the widespread demand for the film. In Lagos, Unknown Soja screens at Banex Cinema in Lekki (4:40pm, 8:40pm), Brands Cinema in Ogudu (4:30pm), Covenant Plus Abule-Egba (4:10pm), and Covenant Plus Ile-Epo (7:20pm on weekends, 6:30pm on weekdays). Dreampark Cinema in Ikorodu offers a 2:00pm showtime, while Grand Cinema Chevron lists 11:30am and 6:30pm screenings. EbonyLife Victoria Island screens at 2:00pm, and Filmworld Cinema Ikotun at 5:00pm. Additional Lagos screenings include Magnificent Cinema Onipanu (4:00pm), MegaOne Eleganza (4:10pm), Nile Cinemas Ifako-Ijaiye (7:40pm), Ikota (8:10pm), and Vintano (8:00pm). Nova Cinema Sangotedo shows the film at 4:00pm, while Sky Cinema Sangotedo offers multiple times — 1:35pm, 7:50pm, and 10:20pm.

Filmhouse Cinemas also features the title prominently across its branches. Circle Mall Lekki screens at 4:45pm, Dugbe Ibadan at 12:00pm, 2:30pm, and 6:45pm, Landmark Lagos at 12:00pm and 4:45pm, and Twin Waters Lagos at 8:30pm. The Ikota Lagos branch runs shows at 12:15pm, 3:45pm, and 6:15pm.

Outside Lagos, multiple cinemas across the South-South and South-East have released showtimes. Port Harcourt’s Garden City cinema runs at 11:10am and 4:15pm, while Pleasure Park lists a 12:40pm screening. Edo State cinemas such as Citadel Cinema (5:35pm) and Denco Cinema Ekpoma (8:25pm) have also joined the lineup. Additional screenings span Agbor, Calabar, Oghara, Ughelli, Onitsha, Umuahia, and more, with times varying by day.

Genesis Cinemas brings Unknown Soja to audiences in Asaba (1:40pm), Benin (12:00pm), Festac Lagos (6:50pm), Maryland Lagos (12:00pm), and Port Harcourt (12:10pm). Ace Cinemas covers Bodija (1:30pm), Oluyole (2:01pm), Sagamu (4:20pm), and Saki (3:20pm), among others, while Capricorn Cinema in Kuto offers a mix of morning, afternoon, and late-night showings depending on the day.

Northern and central regions are equally covered. Makurdi’s Exodus Cinema screens at 10:00pm, while Mees Palace Jos lists 8:20pm. Platinum Cinema Kano provides multiple daily showtimes, with screenings at 12:00pm, 4:15pm, and 8:25pm depending on the day. Viva Cinemas hosts screenings in Enugu, Ibadan, Ikeja, and Ilorin, and Nova Cinema Abuja shows Unknown Soja at 11:55am. Starlite Cinema Offa lists a 4:30pm weekday screening.

Silverbird Cinemas extends the film’s availability to major hubs. Its Victoria Island branch screens at 7:35pm on Fridays, Sundays, and Thursdays, and at 7:25pm on Saturdays. Silverbird Ikeja shows at 11:00am, 4:50pm, and 9:05pm, while Kaduna’s Galaxy Mall lists a 10:00am slot. In Abuja, Silverbird Jabi screens at 2:50pm and 8:45pm, with Silverbird Sec offering 11:40am and 8:50pm shows.

As Unknown Soja continues its run across Nigerian cinemas, early audience reactions highlight praise for its powerful performances, emotional depth, and social relevance. With showtimes spanning virtually all major cinema chains, the film is positioned to make a significant impact during its opening week.