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Daniel Etim Effiong’s The Herd storms the Nigerian box office with a ₦47.1 million debut week, ranking second overall and outpacing fellow new releases.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, maintains momentum at the Nigerian box office, grossing ₦62.2 million after four weeks.

A bold reimagining of Benin’s tragic past, Osamede fuses myth, magic, and memory in a visually daring retelling of the 1897 invasion.

Ramsey Nouah’s new thriller Men’s Code has earned ₦13.1 million in two weeks at the Nigerian box office, navigating a competitive field of new releases like Osamede.

Five weeks after release, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is closing in on ₦200 million at the Nigerian box office, cementing its record as the highest-grossing anime film in the country.
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After a soft debut, Tron: Ares has wrapped up its first full week in Nigerian cinemas with ₦39.7 million, even as the sci-fi sequel struggles globally with a steep 66% second-weekend crash.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s The Smashing Machine crashes out of U.S. cinemas after a disastrous third weekend, losing over 2,500 theaters and struggling to recoup its $50 million budget.

Imoh Umoren’s Almost Perfect opens strong at the Nigerian box office, grossing ₦10.2 million in its first week and securing a Top 4 spot among major releases.

Nollywood’s Benin-language epic Osamede dazzled at its Lagos premiere in Lekki’s Genesis Cinema, celebrating Edo heritage, myth, and cinematic resilience

Despite topping the domestic box office, Warner Bros.’ Tron: Ares falls short of projections with a $60.5 million global debut, marking a weak start for the high-budget sci-fi sequel.