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We focus on a Nollywood record and a former champion that is about to serve time in jail.
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00:01Music
00:10Anyone up for packing the cinema?
00:12The largest audience at a film screening took place on Saturday, September 26th.
00:17Over 51,000 attendees gathered for the screening of the Nollywood film Black Market at Tafawa Balewa Square.
00:25Organizers set their sights on bringing 50,000 people together for one simultaneous screening,
00:31with the aim of breaking the 43,624 attendance record set by Felix Manalo at the Philippine Arena in 2015.
00:46At the heart of the attempt is a predominantly female-led creative team,
00:50with Fatima Binta-Gimse directing and co-writing the film,
00:54while Omar Midada serves as executive producer and Nora Awuloa and Nicole Ofuego serve as producers.
01:01Meantime, a former world snooker champion, Graham Dott,
01:05has been jailed for seven years after being convicted of child sexual abuse.
01:10Judge Lord Harawa said Dott robbed his victims of a significant part of their childhood
01:15and said his behavior bore the hallmarks of grooming.
01:18Dott had denied two charges towards a girl and a boy between 1993 and 2010,
01:25but was found guilty following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.
01:30The 49-year-old Scott, who won the world snooker title in 2006,
01:35showed no emotion as he was sentenced,
01:38only nodding to someone in the public gallery as he was led away.
01:41The 49-year-old Scott, who won the world snooker title in 2006,