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It’s official, Prime Video is LIVE in Nigeria! Prime Video, announced the news via Twitter with the simple yet effective message,

“Naija, how far? We have arrived! #PrimeVideoNaija“.

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

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

The tweet sparked excitement among Nigerians who have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of Prime Video, and it is currently trending. This is big news for the country’s entertainment industry, which has been growing rapidly in recent years. With Prime Video, Nigerians will now have access to a huge library of movies and TV shows to stream at the rate of N2,300 per month.

Popular musician O.B.O (DavidO) 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”

.@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

Prime Video, being one of the world’s leading streaming platforms, is home to popular TV shows and movies like The Grand Tour, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, and Good Omens, as well as original content like The Boys and Homecoming. Local content creators will have a new channel to connect with a global audience now that Prime Video is live in Nigeria. More players provide a huge opportunity for the Nigerian entertainment industry to grow and thrive.

With an ever-growing selection of local and international content, there’s something for everyone on Prime Video. So whether you’re in the mood for a heartwarming Nigerian movie or the latest Hollywood blockbuster, you can be sure that you’ll find it on Prime Video.