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From Notebooks To Netflix: Azzez Korede, The Nigerian Filmmaker Reimagining African Folktales

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Netflix Welcomes Six Stories In The “African Folktales, Reimagined” Short Films Collection On The 29th Of March

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Netflix unveils new documentary “African Queens: Njinga”

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Bolu Essien; The Corporate Marketing Guru, Actress, and Filmmaker Who Dominated the Netflix Charts

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Netflix Sets the Stage for a Blockbuster 2025

What Netflix’s Brisk Exit From Nigeria Signals For The Nigerian Music Industry

Kenyan series “Kash Money” Premieres on Netflix On 31st January

Beloved West African Romcoms, “Isoken” and “Potato Potahto” Leaving Netflix

What Netflix’s Changing Compensation Models Might Mean for Nollywood

Femi Adebayo Marks Directorial Debut on Anticipated Netflix Series “Seven Doors”

Bolanle Austen-Peters’ Period Film “House of Ga’a” Comes To Netflix On July 26th

Netflix Sets Release of Sequel Series “Òlòtūré: The Journey” For June

Kunle Afolayan’s Teen-based Dramedy “Ijogbon” Storms Netflix

“The Black Book”: Nigeria’s Tech Elite Fund Nollywood’s First Netflix Chart Topper

Funke Akindele Takes The Spotlight On Anticipated Netflix Drama Series “She Must Be Obeyed”

Kemi Adetiba Teases Fans With Behind-The-Scenes Video For Anticipated Netflix Series “To Kill A Monkey”

Everything We Know About Netflix’s Upcoming Nollywood Slate

Were Ancient Egyptians Black Or White? Netflix’s Queen Cleopatra Has Revived A Century-old Controversy

Davido’s New Netflix Docu-series, “David,” Premieres in December

Netflix Has Released A Spicy Look Into Young, Famous & African Season 2

From Notebooks To Netflix: Azzez Korede, The Nigerian Filmmaker Reimagining African Folktales

Netflix Welcomes Six Stories In The “African Folktales, Reimagined” Short Films Collection On The 29th Of March

Netflix unveils new documentary “African Queens: Njinga”

Bolu Essien; The Corporate Marketing Guru, Actress, and Filmmaker Who Dominated the Netflix Charts

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