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Nigeria’s cinemas generate N482m revenue in July – Chairman

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskAugust 9, 2023Updated:August 9, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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The Cinema Exhibitors Association of Nigeria (CEAN) says it generated N482 million as revenue across all cinemas in Nigeria in July.

The CEAN National Chairman, Mr Opeyemi Ajayi, made this known in an interview in Lagos.

Ajayi said total viewer admission in cinemas across the federation within the month under review was 218,395.

The chairman said that cinemas experienced a slight increase in patronage in July due to the numerous public holidays in the month.

He encouraged more Nigerians to consider visiting the cinemas during their leisure to unwind.

“We recorded a total sales of N482,528,117 for July with 218,395 viewers in the cinemas.

“The cinemas are not doing bad but we encourage more Nigerians to cultivate the habit of visiting the cinemas,” he said.

Ajayi said the movies to be exhibited in cinemas for the month of August are Akuddaya, Meg 2, Teenage Mutant Ninja, A Bag of Trouble, Blue beetle, Mikolo, The Modern Woman, Retribution and Kesari.

The amount generated in July is lower than the amount of N567 million generated in June.

While in July, the total viewer admission in cinemas was 218,395, it was lower in June by 210,299.

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