Amazon Prime Video Launches Local Service in Nigeria TechCrunch: Nigeria
Amazon Prime Video launched in Africa in 2016 as part of its global push across more than 200 countries worldwide, bringing some serious competition to Netflix's global plan launched that
same year. However, versions of the service available in the region have never featured the local-language interfaces, subtitling, and original content offerings typical in more developed markets.
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