There are over 73 theatres and 250 screens across the country (Comscore). Yet one can still get a sense of a hangover from the belief that profiting at the Nollywood Box Office is still mostly at the behest of the capricious arms of mother luck. There is something larger at play. Because despite a few ivory tower wins here and there, most Nollywood theatrical releases are still not breaking even, talk more of making a profit. There seems to be something really off that we could give more attention to, a gaping gulf hiding in plain sight. Dear Nollywood, The…
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