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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...iROKOtv Founder Jason Njoku Explains How & Why He Created The So-Called "Netflix Of Africa"
His company is being called "the Netflix of Africa"; a title he doesn't seem ready to claim. But his iROKO Partners website claims that their 5 web brands (iROKOtv, iROKING, iROKtv, NollywoodLove and YorubaLove) "attract 2.7 million unique visitors monthly from 178 countries". iROKO has offices in London, New York and Lagos, and a staff of over 100.
Needless to say, Njoku is balling kinda heavy these days.
But business wasn't always this good for Njoku. Continue reading HERE to learn how Njoku went from a broke 29 year-old college graduate living with his mother, to revolutionizing how Nollywood addicts get their fix.
1 Comment
Jerome | July 6, 2012 7:14 PM
Excellent. Best of luck to them.