Nollywood Filmmakers Clash with Showtime Over Monopoly Allegations

Nollywood filmmakers are embroiled in a battle with Showtime over allegations of monopoly and deceptive practices impacting box office earnings. The controversy surrounds claims of misrepresentation, withheld tickets, unfavorable screening slots, and abrupt cancellations by cinemas, leading to revenue losses.
Prominent figures like Eni Edo, Niyi Akinmolayan, and John Njamah have spoken out against these issues, highlighting the pressure to achieve billion-naira box office success amidst rising costs and market challenges.
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