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Global streaming giant Netflix has officially addressed rumors of its alleged departure from Nigeria, putting an end to speculations sparked by economic challenges and regulatory pressures.
In a statement shared with TechCabal, Netflix dismissed the claims, reiterating its dedication to the Nigerian market. The company emphasized its ongoing commitment to supporting and showcasing Nigerian stories to its global audience.
“We are not exiting Nigeria. We will continue to invest in the country’s stories to delight our members,” the statement read.
Netflix, which entered the Nigerian market in 2016, has played a pivotal role in elevating local content, introducing Nollywood hits and Nigerian narratives to viewers worldwide. Iconic projects like Blood Sisters and King of Boys: The Return of the King have garnered international acclaim, showcasing the richness of Nigerian storytelling.
The reassurance from Netflix comes as a relief to fans and filmmakers alike, reaffirming the platform’s role as a key player in Nigeria’s thriving creative industry. As the streaming service continues to spotlight Nigerian talent, it’s clear that the partnership between Netflix and Nigeria is far from over.
Source: DP
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