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Comedian Basketmouth's revelation about Nigerian movie producers misusing funds from streaming platforms has sparked a heated debate. According to Basketmouth, producers would often use only 10% of the funds to produce the movie, while the rest would go towards lavish spending on houses and cars.

However, the main concern here is the alleged exit of Netflix from Nigeria. Renowned filmmaker Kunle Afolayan recently shared that Netflix canceled several Nigerian films they had previously commissioned.¹ This news has left many wondering if Netflix is indeed exiting the Nigerian market.

Fortunately, Netflix has denied these claims, stating that they will continue to invest in Nigerian stories to delight their audience.² Despite this reassurance, the company's long-term strategy in Nigeria remains uncertain, especially considering the country's competitive streaming market and economic challenges.

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WizKid needs a spiritual awakening. His mother's passing, may she rest in peace, and his father's non flamboyant interest in his music life, have shifted his focus to other places. Davido on the other hand, born into wealth, benefits from a morally sound and structured family, like DJ Cuppy. The Adeleke and Otedola families' upbringing is commendable. This highlights the impact of environment on behavior. Despite similar lifestyles, Davido and WizKid exhibit different behaviors. WizKid appears reserved and nonchalant, while Davido is in control. I believe WizKid's comments are lighthearted jabs at Davido. It's all entertainment. -Zenith