Netflix dey join Canal+ for Sub-Saharan Africa! Wossop?
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Big news dey come from Canal+ and Netflix camp! Dem extend dia partnership to Sub-Saharan Africa. This mean say, Canal+ go be the first operator wey go distribute Netflix as part of dia offerings across 24 Sub-Saharan African countries. E be serious something!
This new move na addition to the partnership wey dey between the French pay-TV platform and Netflix, wey start with the introduction of Netflix to Canal’s platforms for France and Poland. So, e dey grow bigger and better!
Dem dey expect say Netflix go dey available to Canal+ subscribers for Julu. Imagine, you dey chill dey watch Netflix through your Canal+. E go be levels!
Canal+ already dey offer over 400 live channels for the region, including 28 wey dem produce for African audience. Plus, dem dey give better experience via the Canal+ Application and connected set-top boxes. So, Netflix joining e go be fire!
Wetin dem talk
Pascale Chabert, Chief Content Acquisition Officer of Canal+ talk say: “After some years of our distribution agreement for France and Poland, I dey happy to extend our partnership with Netflix to Africa. Our millions of African subscribers go enjoy better package, wey go bring the best of Canal+ and Netflix content together. This new agreement dey show say Canal+ fit extend dia super-aggregation model pass European continent.”
Emma Lloyd, Vice President Partnerships EMEA for Netflix add say this be big win: “We dey excited about this extension of our partnership with Canal+ wey go allow us reach more people across French speaking African countries.”
So wetin this mean for you?
- More entertainment options!
- Easy access to Netflix through your Canal+ subscription.
- Better viewing experience with Canal+'s existing services.
- More content wey dey cater to African audience.
Prepare yourself, because Netflix dey come closer! Get ready to binge-watch all your favorite shows for Julu.