“My Father’s Shadow” A Landmark Nigerian Film Set To Premiere On Netflix This September

September 18, 2026

Akinola Davies Jr.'s acclaimed debut feature, My Father's Shadow, is set to debut on Netflix on 21 September 2026, bringing the Nigerian filmmaker's internationally recognised story to audiences across Africa. ...

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Winning The Battle For Attention: What Will Keep African Audiences Watching, Listening And Streaming?

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Audience Volume vs Engagement: Why African Media Must Turn Attention Into A Measurable Currency

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