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Nigeria: Nollywood’s ‘Afemefuna’ – The Highest-Grossing Film So Far In December

December 13, 2023

According to data from the Cinema Exhibition Association of Nigeria, Nollywood's 'Afemefuna' is the highest-grossing movie in Nigeria so far this month. The movie has grossed a total of US$27,496, ...

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Nigeria: Nollywood’s ‘Afemefuna’ – The Highest-Grossing Film So Far In December

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