Yorubaflix- because we deserve our own Netflix!

While Game of Thrones people continue to assault us with chronicles of their favourite series and Captain America people queue up on Netflix to download the movie, lovers of indigenous Yoruba movies now have an option suitable for them. A YouTube channel where you can watch and download latest Yoruba movies for free- Yorubaflix!

Curl up with your laptop or download that movie to watch on your bigscreen, Yorubaflix is here for you. Check it out here and share your thoughts in the comment box.

This is made in Nigeria by a Nigerian to further the Nigerian Movie industry. Do you think it's a good idea? What kind of movies would you like to see on Yorubaflix? Express your opinion in the comment box.

Not a Yollywood fan, its ok. There is something for you here. For those of us who enjoy watching Nigerian movies in the cinema, you can check out movie trailers here to help you make the best movie choice.

What more can you ask for, get your flix on,

Nollywood style!

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