Nigerians spent over 1.2 billion watching movies in the cinemas for July and August, the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) has reported.
NAN said the data was provided by cinema owners themselves to the Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria .
‘Spiderman’ remained on top for the third week, although earnings decreased by 36 per cent. However, general grosses dropped by 20 per cent while ‘Lion King’ debuted for a few days, raking in N4million. ‘Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw’ debuted and snatched the number spot with N104. million. On Nollywood’s side, ‘The Set Up’ entered late into the week and raked in N187, 500.
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