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Netflix recently denied rumors of exiting the Nigerian market, emphasizing its commitment to supporting local content and audiences. Since its launch in Nigeria in 2020, the streaming service has significantly influenced Nollywood, investing millions to create original films and series while offering a platform for local filmmakers to gain global recognition.
The company’s collaboration with Nigerian creatives has led to critically acclaimed titles like The Black Book and King of Boys, showcasing the country's talent. Netflix also actively participates in training programs and workshops to address industry challenges, such as funding and infrastructure limitations.
Despite hurdles, including rumors and misconceptions about its operations, Netflix has reiterated its plans to remain an integral part of Nigeria's entertainment ecosystem, focusing on storytelling and partnerships to enrich the local film industry further.
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