Prime Video is now Nigeria! Here’s what You can expect from the Streaming Giant

With just one tweet, Prime Video reveals that it is now fully LIVE in Nigeria.

Naija, how far? We have arrived! #PrimeVideoNaija pic.twitter.com/ICJFJRwwaM

— Prime Video Naija (@primevideonaija) August 4, 2022

It’s no surprise that the tweet has created quite a stir online. Nigerians who have been eagerly anticipating Prime Video are buzzing with excitement and the tweet is currently trending. OBO (DavidO) has also jumped into the conversation to welcome Prime Video to Nigeria.

.@primevideonaija Family… Since my first gig with y'all, it's been mad love! Welcome to my motherland. Oya Naija run it up #JapaToPrimeVideo https://t.co/pTsPIL8EP4 pic.twitter.com/nJrt5Nrb4V

— Davido (@davido) August 4, 2022

So, what does this Prime Video news mean for Nigerians?

For starters, in addition to having access to premium on-the-go content, you can now pay for monthly subscriptions with a naira card at N2,300 per month.

You also get to watch the latest of all your favorite international TV shows and films like The Boys, Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and The Terminal List. There’s so much to enjoy, from specials to the largest library of Nollywood titles to select from, films, TV shows, and series.

With licensing agreements announced with leading Nigerian production studios such as Inkblot, Anthill, and Nemsia Films, you can expect to see the best from Nollywood.

Prime Video has officially landed, and we can’t wait to see what more it has in store for us.

Sponsored Content