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Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Estello(op): 5:41am On Feb 05
NIGERIA HOLDS 118 OF 122 CINEMAS IN ENGLISH-SPEAKING WEST AFRICA (2025)

Number of Cinemas:
1 🇳🇬Nigeria — 118
2 🇱🇷Liberia — 1
3 🇬🇭Ghana — 3

Total — 122

If you removed Nigeria from the map, the entire region’s cinema infrastructure would effectively vanish, dropping from 122 locations to just 4.

(FilmOne, 2025)

source

Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by RichBoy247: 5:48am On Feb 05
And Ghana will want to talk even when only Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos can buy Ghana
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by RichDad1(m): 6:08am On Feb 05
And majority of the cinemas in Nigeria are located in the southwest.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Kaa4(m): 6:09am On Feb 05
This establishes our dominance in this sector in West Africa. And a compelling position in Africa
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Gbadugbakun(m): 6:09am On Feb 05
How many percentage of Nigerians under tinubu can afford those cinemas. It's for the rich and they make up less than 10% of our population. The remaining populace are busy looking for what to eat. 😔
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Harryju: 6:10am On Feb 05
Incredible record it is I guess
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Evergreen4(m): 6:16am On Feb 05
Achievement 🤣


Oya let's clap for ourselves
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by illicit(m): 6:16am On Feb 05
So the electricity ghana boasts of is only used to pound foofoo and to refrigerate kenkey...?


🤕

Only about 82.4 people have been to a cinema in the whole Ghana
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by PulaPower: 6:17am On Feb 05
RichDad1:
And majority of the cinemas in Nigeria are located in the southwest.
Majority of anything & everything entertainment bro..
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Nobody: 6:18am On Feb 05
Are people still going to the cinemas? Silverbird VI and Abuja are essentially moribund! the Genesis Cinema in Akure is often empty. DSTV has been so flooded with movie channels such that the movies are wasting, I wonder if people still watch movies like in the past. I think the sector is in recession.
Estello:
NIGERIA HOLDS 118 OF 122 CINEMAS IN ENGLISH-SPEAKING WEST AFRICA (2025)

Number of Cinemas:
1 🇳🇬Nigeria — 118
2 🇱🇷Liberia — 1
3 🇬🇭Ghana — 3

Total — 122

If you removed Nigeria from the map, the entire region’s cinema infrastructure would effectively vanish, dropping from 122 locations to just 4.

(FilmOne, 2025)

source
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by SAMAJ: 6:19am On Feb 05
Gbadugbakun:
How many percentage of Nigerians under tinubu can afford those cinemas. It's for the rich and they make up less than 10% of our population. The remaining populace are busy looking for what to eat. 😔
Poor man. Your own no dey pass food.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Gerrard59(m): 6:20am On Feb 05
Nigeria is the wealthiest country in West Africa. Ghana and maybe Ivory Coast come next. I'm just surprised that the Abidjan-Paris route is more profitable than Lagos-London or Abuja-London.

So when ignorant people, especially on TwitterNG, say Benin Republic or Burkina Faso are better off than Nigeria, disregard their noise.

And to remember that Anglophone African countries are the wealthiest across the continent. One imagines the multidimensional poverty across Francophone nations.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Gerrard59(m): 6:22am On Feb 05
Tunaji:
Are people still going to the cinemas? Silverbird VI and Abuja are essentially moribund! the Genesis Cinema in Akure is often empty. DSTV has been so flooded with movie channels such that the movies are wasting, I wonder if people still watch movies like in the past. I think the sector is in recession.
I read someone remarked how he and others watched a movie in Maryland Mall, Ikeja, under heat and everyone was sweating. huh

At the bold, people have gotten poorer since 2015. Buhari was a terrible disaster!
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by jamafa: 6:26am On Feb 05
Gbadugbakun:
How many percentage of Nigerians under tinubu can afford those cinemas. It's for the rich and they make up less than 10% of our population. The remaining populace are busy looking for what to eat. 😔
Nigerians av been complaining on what to eat since 1980's. No b today e start. Even when Tinubu leave government, people will still complain and blame those in power then.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by cr7lomo: 6:28am On Feb 05
Gerrard59:
I read someone remarked how he and others watched a movie in Maryland Mall, Ikeja, under heat and everyone was sweating. huh

At the bold, people have gotten poorer since 2015. Buhari was a terrible disaster!
And Funke claimed she made over 2 billion from a movie she showed in the cinemas.....

Funkes strategy is to claim she made so much so that people will get intrigued by the sales and believe that the movie must hv been too good to hv made much....thereby making them go pay to watch...only to see that nothing de the movie ... Toyin Abraham uses same strategy
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Emu4life(m): 6:33am On Feb 05
Cinema wey dem dey use Generator watch!!!!
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Rossychy(f): 6:34am On Feb 05
No be lie. Nigerian is big. We have the largest market for a lot of things including entertainment.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by dealslip(f): 6:40am On Feb 05
cr7lomo:
And Funke claimed she made over 2 billion from a movie she showed in the cinemas.....

Funkes strategy is to claim she made so much so that people will get intrigued by the sales and believe that the movie must hv been too good to hv made much....thereby making them go pay to watch...only to see that nothing de the movie ... Toyin Abraham uses same strategy
Some of you are illiterates. It's the distribution companies that release sales figures not the actors. Actors will only have access to their backend data to see all the cinema admissions.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by saintneo(m): 6:42am On Feb 05
RichDad1:
And majority of the cinemas in Nigeria are located in the southwest. Lagos
20 more characters needed
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Shimbo96(m): 6:56am On Feb 05
Gbadugbakun:
How many percentage of Nigerians under tinubu can afford those cinemas. It's for the rich and they make up less than 10% of our population. The remaining populace are busy looking for what to eat. 😔
no wonder we didn't hear anything about films grossing huge amount of money in the past. The Lord will deliver you.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Hopez456(m): 6:57am On Feb 05
Tunaji:
Are people still going to the cinemas? Silverbird VI and Abuja are essentially moribund! the Genesis Cinema in Akure is often empty. DSTV has been so flooded with movie channels such that the movies are wasting, I wonder if people still watch movies like in the past. I think the sector is in recession.
People flood cinemas during holidays. You can visit one during such periods and see. Nigerians love fun!
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Gbadugbakun(m): 6:57am On Feb 05
Shimbo96:
no wonder we didn't hear anything about films grossing huge amount of money in the past. The Lord will deliver you.
..
Funke Adele movies are from online streaming from viewers across the world and not from cinemas in Nigeria.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by adebayo201: 6:57am On Feb 05
Tunaji:
Are people still going to the cinemas? Silverbird VI and Abuja are essentially moribund! the Genesis Cinema in Akure is often empty. DSTV has been so flooded with movie channels such that the movies are wasting, I wonder if people still watch movies like in the past. I think the sector is in recession.
Just because you're not going doesn't mean others are not.

Let's appreciate this little win at least not on the bad side all the time.

Thank you.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by Hopez456(m): 6:59am On Feb 05
Gbadugbakun:
How many percentage of Nigerians under tinubu can afford those cinemas. It's for the rich and they make up less than 10% of our population. The remaining populace are busy looking for what to eat. 😔
Films at cinemas are not as expensive as it may be made too look. Movies are cheap during off holiday periods.

You can visit any one around you to confirm.
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by vicfajeze: 7:00am On Feb 05
RichDad1:
And majority of the cinemas in Nigeria are located in the southwest.
but dominated by the Igbos
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by tunapawizzy: 7:06am On Feb 05
RichBoy247:
And Ghana will want to talk even when only Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos can buy Ghana
But na dem still get power supply wey stable
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by tunapawizzy: 7:11am On Feb 05
Tunaji:
Are people still going to the cinemas? Silverbird VI and Abuja are essentially moribund! the Genesis Cinema in Akure is often empty. DSTV has been so flooded with movie channels such that the movies are wasting, I wonder if people still watch movies like in the past. I think the sector is in recession.
The culture of cinema will thrive properly when the people have residual income. Thats why we only hear about few top producers taking movies to the cinema
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by PheelzAlmighty: 7:19am On Feb 05
This is tinupoo achievement.


Druggie is working for real
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by bewla(m): 7:20am On Feb 05
RichBoy247:
And Ghana will want to talk even when only Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos can buy Ghana
haa ha ko ma da

Na only jollof them they drag
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by bestman09(m): 7:20am On Feb 05
Enjoyment capital of West Africa grin
Re: Nigeria Holds 118 Of 122 Cinemas In English-Speaking West Africa by bestman09(m): 7:26am On Feb 05
Entertainment capital of West Africa grin
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