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Great News! Netflix Has Launched In Nigeria And its Free For A Month

By Mojisola Delano
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This is amazing news!

Netflix has launched in Nigeria, and the best part, its free for the first month.

The CEO, Reed Hastings, announced this yesterday at his keynote address at the ongoing CES 2016.

“Today, I am delighted to announce that while we have been here on stage at CES, we switched Netflix in Azerbaijan, in Vietnam, in India, in Nigeria, in Poland, in Russia, in Saudi Arabia, in Singapore, in South Korea, in Turkey, in Indonesia, and in 130 new countries.”

To sign up for your own account

Go to Netflix.com. It will automatically recognise your location and change the URL to http://www.netflix.com/ng/ and follow the steps.

You can use your debit card if you don’t have a credit card or Paypal account.

I am particularly very happy about this. Little by little, the monopoly of the DSTV will be really broken.

Mojisola Delano 9300 posts 129 comments

Moji is a Lawyer, online media aficionado, communications strategist, and entrepreneur in her early 30’s. Her zest and energy to succeed coupled with her very strong interpersonal skills has seen her build her blog from just a passionate hobby to a strong platform for social influence and brand.

Today she has expanded to having her own company SMD Media. SMD Media consults for large corporates drawn especially from the Finance, Technology, Advertising and Media, Creative Arts sectors, where her brand has grown significant leverage and contacts.

She is also the pioneer Chairperson of the Digital Media Practitioners of Nigeria-DMPN, an Association whose vision is to influence on a larger scale for a greater good to impact lives positively, ensure the standardisation and the continuous enthronement of ethical practises within the digital space .

Moji is a lover of the Arts, Fashion and Entertainment with a strong plan to own her own shoe/bag line, record label, Movie production company among other things.

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8 Comments
  1. Bomi says

    No matter what, dstv is easily accessible, and you’ll need internet connection to access Netflix. Majorities of Nigerians are not well equipped with Internet connection, and those connected will rather not waste their MB on something they can get almost free from Alaba boys.

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  2. Ahmed says

    Netflix and chill just became easier. Lmaoo!!

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  3. Ahmed says

    *got

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  4. ajibade says

    has any body tried it and it worked?

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  5. ajibade says

    has anybody tried it and it worked?

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  6. Adebiyi Ayorinde says

    Netflix? Just hearing about it 4 d first time…..can it be used to watch live epl matches, if yes, then I like them already lols…..

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  7. Yemi says

    Can i watch live football matches on it? Because life without sportIis Zero.

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  8. annonymous says

    Madam Moji…Hahahaha…your hate for DSTV enh…lool.

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