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Top 10 Highest-Grossing Nollywood Films Of All Time

by Oluwatomisin Olorunfemi

What makes a film a box office hit? Nigerian filmmakers have been trying to solve this puzzle since the colonial 1920s, with projects that straddle the line between widespread popularity and critical acclaim. Using the […]