Netflix has literally taken over the Nigerian movie space to the point that it can be said to be competing with cinemas. 
A lot of Nigerians are loving the ease and connectivity it gives them when it comes to watching Nollywood movies. The likes of Mo Abudu, Kunle Afolayan and others have bagged multi-title deals with this movie platform.
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Meaning that Netflix is just here to make money but also to enrich the various sects of people in the Nigerian movie industry. Netflix-Nollywood collaboration can be said to be impactful and important, as Nollywood is currently experiencing significant transformation in its mode of production and distribution.
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The Naira comes in the form of money gotten through deals, roles and various prospects of this amazing platform. As it stands, this American streaming movie platform is gradually becoming a yardstick that people use to define if a movie is interesting or not. Nollywood has grown and evolved from past production to the point that Nollywood movies are now embraced by the international society.
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