Movies to watch in Nigerian cinemas this weekend. Story by Brooks Eti-Inyene • 1w. The weekend is here, and there’s no better way to unwind than catching a great movie on the big screen.

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Since its debut in Nigerian cinemas on 18th April 2025, MAKEMATION has resonated with viewers of all ages. In its three-week run to date, it has been greeted with rave reviews and high praise ...

Data analysis of earnings clearly shows that, currently, Nigerian cinemas are in a trying phase. Analysis reveals that in comparison to the first two months of 2019, ...

In March, Babatope estimated box-office loss to grow approximately to N1.5 billion if the cinemas remain shut in April. That figure has inflated significantly in the past few months.

The National Chairman of Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN), Mr Ope Ajayi, said it realised N278 million as ticket sales across cinemas in the month of February, nationwide. The CEAN ...

At the time, Ibadan had countless cinemas. For a long time, however, the content had been foreign. Ogunniyi grew up watching John Wayne and Charlie Chaplin at the Odeon Cinema, about 200 metres ...

In ‘Freedom Way’, Mr Macaroni plays ‘Abiola’, a motorcyclist grappling with the consequences of a government ban on okadas.

Amid hardship, Nigerian cinemas generated N1.2 billion in January 2024 alone. The National President of the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria, CEAN, Opeyemi Ajayi, disclosed this in a ...

Nigerian cinemas grossed more than 7.2 billion naira in 2023 from over 2.6 million admissions, with Nollywood averaging a 39% market share, according to a new report.

The Nigerian Film policy has a policy frame work of having in place, one cottage cinemas in all the 747 local councils and this will boost number of cinema consumers across the federation.

Nigerian cinemas record 1,199,661 visitors in first half of 2024 – Exhibitors “In the first half of the year, Nollywood films earned N2,325,930,952, while Hollywood films generated N2 ...