Nigerian filmmakers Toyin Abraham, Niyi Akinmolayan and Ini Edo have accused some cinema operators of sabotaging their films through practices they describe as unfair and harmful. The film makers alleged that certain cinemas deliberately mark films as sold out, limit them to a single screening per day, or allocate inconvenient showtimes that reduce audience timeout and box office returns. Speaking about her latest movie, Oversabi Aunty, Toyin Abraham said the film has been pushed aside in all cinemas negatively affecting it's performance and revenue. “They sell another ticket to people and take...