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1. theconversation.com › what-netflixs-involvement-inWhat Netflix’s involvement in Nigeria’s massive film industry ...

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   Dec 31, 2018 · Netflix. Global streaming service Netflix set its eyes a few years ago on Nigeria’s film industry, better known as Nollywood. Distribution of Nigerian movies on Netflix started around 2015. At ...

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2. marketingedge.com.ng › new-report-explores-netflixNew report explores Netflix’s growth challenges in the ...

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   Netflix formally entered Nigeria’s film industry in 2020, four years after marking its presence in Sub-Saharan Africa. A closer look reveals strategic nuances in the streaming giant’s approach. Netflix’s socio-economic impact report discloses a substantial investment of $175 million in sub-Saharan Africa between 2016 and 2022.

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4. www.wired.com › story › the-black-book-is-nigeriasThe Black Book Is Nigeria’s First Runaway Netflix Hit

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   Oct 22, 2023 · When Netflix formally entered the Nigerian film industry in 2020, many in the business thought it would mean more money flowing into productions.

5. www.vice.com › en › articleNetflix Is Launching in Nigeria, But Not Everyone Is Happy - VICE

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   Dec 28, 2020 · Beyond Nigeria, Nollywood movies exert heavy cultural clout online, supplying memes, gifs, and videos, not to mention fostering a sense of identity among Nigerians in the diaspora.. On paper, the ...

6. www.theverge.com › 22621845 › netflix-nigeriaNetflix isn’t the savior Nollywood needs - The Verge

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   Aug 13, 2021 · Netflix’s global active subscriber base of 208 million members is a dream for filmmakers in search of a ready-made audience. The streaming giant has been licensing Nollywood content since 2015 ...

7. www.cnn.com › videos › businessNollywood is making waves around the world and Netflix has ...

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   Mar 2, 2020 · CNN’s Eleni Giokos takes a look at how growing international interest in Nigeria’s film industry is slowly reshaping the entertainment world.

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   Why did Netflix enter the Nigerian film industry in 2020?

   • When Netflix formally entered the Nigerian film industry in 2020, many in the business thought it would mean more money flowing into productions. The streaming giant had previously licensed existing Nigerian films and made them available to its more than 200 million global subscribers.

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   When did Netflix start distributing Nigerian movies?

   • Distribution of Nigerian movies on Netflix started around 2015. At the time the American giant bought the rights of blockbusters such as Kunle Afolayan’s October 1st, Biyi Bandele’s Fifty and several others, after they had already been distributed in Nigerian cinemas.

   What Netflix’s involvement in Nigeria’s massive film industry really means

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   Will Netflix be able to penetrate Nigeria's elite market?

   • Netflix could have better chances in penetrating the country’s elite market, as richer people in Nigeria and across Africa have easier access to reliable power supply and internet.

   What Netflix’s involvement in Nigeria’s massive film industry really means

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   Does Netflix have a good internet connection in Nigeria?

   • Internet connection in Nigeria is still too weak and expensive to guarantee easy access to streaming platforms. As a result, Nollywood content distributed by iROKO.tv and Netflix circulates mostly in the diaspora. Netflix is aware of this problem and is investing in infrastructures to secure a better connection for its Nigerian audiences.

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   Is Netflix Naija Made by Africans?

   • “Made by Africans, watched by the world,” the tagline pledged. Welcome to Netflix Naija. In 2020, the streaming giant officially launched its presence in Nigeria, the first from the league of streaming platforms like Hulu and HBO. Genevieve Nnaji, whose directorial debut Lionheart was acquired by Netflix in 2018, led the cast of the video.

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   Is Netflix affecting Nigerian audiences' behaviour?

   • As a result, Nollywood content distributed by iROKO.tv and Netflix circulates mostly in the diaspora. Netflix is aware of this problem and is investing in infrastructures to secure a better connection for its Nigerian audiences. But larger investments seem to be necessary to produce a significant impact on audiences’ behaviour.

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9. theconversation.com › netflix-naija-creativeNetflix Naija: creative freedom in Nigeria’s emerging digital ...

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   Mar 19, 2020 · Netflix has increased its investment in Nigeria’s film industry, Nollywood. The dominant streaming company announced its presence via its newly created Twitter handle, NetflixNaija, while also ...