After much expectation, Netflix has reported its essence in Nigeria.
Recently, the spilling goliath, which had been getting Nigerian substance all through a lot of a year ago in the wake of gaining Genevieve Nnaji’sLionheart in 2018, reported the appearance of Netflix Naija with another Twitter account.
“N is for Naija. N is for Nollywood,”read the record’s declaration tweet. “N is the fourteenth letter set. 14 is additionally what number of incredible gifts you’re taking a gander at. N is for Netflix. Be that as it may, above all… welcome, Nigeria!”
The tweet was shared alongside a photograph of a portion of the Nigerian film industry’s most remarkable entertainers and movie producers, including Banky W, Adesua Etomi, Kunle Folayan, Kemi Adetiba, Omoni Oboli just as veteran on-screen characters Ramsey Nouah and Richard Mofe-Damijo and a few others.
“Our continent has a wealth of diversity, multiplicity and beauty in stories that have yet to be told,” said Dorothy Ghettuba, Netflix’s head of African Originals. “And we want to be top of mind for creators in Nigeria, especially when it comes to stories they haven’t had a chance to tell yet.”
There’s plenty more content from the continent to look forward to. Netflix’s first “African original,” South Africa’s Queen Sono starring, Pearl Thusi, is set to premiere on Netflix on February 28. Netflix has also given the green light to an upcoming Zambian children’s animated Mama K’s Team 4.
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