By Seun Bisuga
Reed Hastings, Netflix CEO
Nigerians have offered Netflix Inc. free consultancy by advising the movie streaming company of possible hitches it could face in Nigeria.
Nigerians who took to social media to share both their excitement and frustration listed data, piracy and power as the possible challenges to Netflix thriving in the most populous black nation.
Netflix Inc’s video-streaming service went live in more than 130 countries including Nigeria on Wednesday, covering almost the entire globe except China, Syria, North Korea, Crimea in a huge global push by Chief Executive Reed Hastings to counter slowing growth in the United States.
As of October 2015, Netflix reported 69.17 million subscribers worldwide, including more than 43 million in the United States.
Here are some tweets for Netflix Inc.
Netflix in Nigeria cool but ain’t nobody got mb for that 
— Darkest Before Dawn (@Ahkimace) January 6, 2016
All yes ppl talking about the Netflix in Nigeria which WiFi are we going 2 use to watch it?
— ♥KING JOSH PR♥ (@King_pheenix) January 6, 2016
Using Netflix in Nigeria ,your film will buffer till you actually forget what you were watching
— Olatunde sleek™ (@olatundesleek) January 6, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria… How much data? Is it worth it? How will you pay with Naira card? Can it compete with Alaba N150 full season price?
— Aribaba | Jaguda.com (@aribabaJ) January 6, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria but we don’t have high speed internet. We already have Alaba boys giving us movies for N100
— Highbee (@GodsOwnPpty) January 7, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria… I hope they’ve gone to pay homage to the ‘Alaba boys’
Before they turn “Net” to “Bird”
&
“Flix” to “Flux”
BirdFlux!
— Sapiosexual (@ChukwukaJerri) January 7, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria I hope this people know our Igbo boys? Na to develop software download & produce CD infact label am Netflix collection 
— Kush™ (@Kushmato) January 7, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria… Good idea but there barriers tha will frustrate it. Eg Power supply,Data plan,snail networks. And bad roads<img src=”http://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/72×72/1f601.png” alt=”
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— Adébòwálé (@Wasquady) January 7, 2016
Abeg which data bundle are you going to use in enjoying @netflix In #Nigeria?
— CeeJayy (@ceejayesq) January 6, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria? Glo’s N500 for 3GB weekend plan should come in handy here.
— Diary of a Geek (@DiaryOfAGeek) January 6, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria?
With which data?
— Blue (@monirocs) January 6, 2016
With the Launch(official availability) of Netflix in Nigeria.Smart ISPs would offer a special package deal to stream/watch it.
— Olu Yomi Ososanya (@oludascribe) January 6, 2016
Netflix in Nigeria with which Network
— IG. TheAnnoyer (@Rashiid9) January 7, 2016
Data, piracy could be problem for Netflix in Nigeria
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