Big News: Nile Entertainment to Bring Major Hollywood Movies to West Africa
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Samson Henry
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The West African movie industry just got a massive boost! Nile Entertainment has officially become the exclusive partner for United International Pictures (UIP).
Starting February 27, 2026, Nile Entertainment will be the team responsible for bringing movies from legendary studios like Universal Pictures and Paramount Pictures to cinemas in Nigeria and Ghana.
If you enjoy big-screen blockbusters, this is great news. This partnership means that the latest global hits will have a smoother journey to your local screens. Nile Entertainment will be the bridge between the high standards of Hollywood and the vibrant energy of the West African market.
Led by Moses Babatope, Nile Entertainment has been making waves since it started in 2024. You might recognize them from their work on popular films like Everybody Loves Jenifa, Red Circle, Alive Till Dawn amongst other titles. By successfully showing these films to audiences around the world, they proved that a Nigerian company can handle movie distribution at a world-class level.
The movie industry in West Africa is growing fast. With better cinemas and more people heading out to watch films, international studios are taking notice.
Moses Babatope shared that this new deal is a "humbling" opportunity. He promised that Nile Entertainment will stay committed to helping local cinemas grow and making sure the movie-going experience gets better for everyone.
"West Africa's cinema scene is expanding, and this partnership is a major step forward in bringing world-class titles to fans across the region."
This deal isn't just about business; it’s about making sure West Africa remains a key player on the global movie map. Get your popcorn ready, the next era of cinema in Nigeria and Ghana is about to begin!
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