Reacting to the viral reports, Netflix in a statement sent to TechCabal, stated that it remains firmly committed to its operations in Nigeria
“We are not exiting Nigeria. We will continue to invest in the country’s stories to delight our members.”
Friday, December 06, 2024
Netflix Reacts To Viral Rumour That It Is Exiting Nigeria
There are speculations that Netflix which entered Nigeria in 2016 has exited the Nigeria market due to the country’s economic challenges, as well as regulatory pressures.
Reacting to the viral reports, Netflix in a statement sent to TechCabal, stated that it remains firmly committed to its operations in Nigeria
“We are not exiting Nigeria. We will continue to invest in the country’s stories to delight our members.”
Reacting to the viral reports, Netflix in a statement sent to TechCabal, stated that it remains firmly committed to its operations in Nigeria
“We are not exiting Nigeria. We will continue to invest in the country’s stories to delight our members.”
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Thank God they refute the news, it was beginning to spread like wide fire.
ReplyDeleteHow a group of people, for political bitterness, will just continue to wish evil to happen to their country is simply unbelievable.
ReplyDeleteNetflix keep increasing their charges without notification, a lot of people don port.
ReplyDeleteAbeg, where Dem port to?
DeleteThey port to porthacourt city 🤣🤣🤣 Abeg oo
DeleteThank God. It's a lie,if not more people,will be out of job
ReplyDeleteNo they are not exiting oh....They won't just be producing & funding Netflix originals with our Nigerian Filmmakers again oh....Money is needed to be made....
ReplyDeleteThey can exit and still pockets of franchise offices situated in certain areas but they no longer have a physical operating facility here.
ReplyDeleteThey had to quickly refute the news😂
ReplyDeleteGood new 👍
ReplyDeleteGood They Address The Issue ooo..
ReplyDeleteHello iya Boys
Good
ReplyDeleteIf they didn't come out to set the records straight, I trust Nigerians to stop subscribing to their services 🤣
ReplyDeleteAnd some asabawood producers are rejoicing over the news.
ReplyDeleteIt has nothing to do with the government but with our producers. Are they too dodgy for Netflix to handle?
ReplyDeleteThank God they have stop paying these producers Mo, Kunle, Elvis and CO.
ReplyDeleteI am very pleased, they will pay them $1M, they will use $150K to make a film and pocket the rest.
Are they not worst than politicians, imagine if these people where in a position of power will they not do worst?
The problem with Nigeria is not the country but the people.
Remove 80% of Nigerians from this country, replace them with Europeans or Chinese , come back in 10years to see how beautiful this country will be.
So yes this is a very good development, let them go and disgrace themselves and name some where else.
They did not even think of whether Netflix will recoup the money heavily invested.
All they want to just to chop chop chop like hungry desperate people.