“South Africa is the giant of Africa” – Nigerian tech investor sparks debate

A Nigerian entrepreneur and CEO of Switfacorp, Victor Asemota, has sparked a debate online by dismissing the agelong claim that Nigeria is the giant of Africa. He took to Twitter and stated that South Africa is the actual giant, while responding to a report that the country accounts for about 73 percent of the 1.6 … The post “South Africa is the giant of Africa” – Nigerian tech investor sparks debate appeared first on CorrectNG.

“South Africa is the giant of Africa” – Nigerian tech investor sparks debate

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Asemota South Africa giant of africa

A Nigerian entrepreneur and CEO of Switfacorp, Victor Asemota, has sparked a debate online by dismissing the agelong claim that Nigeria is the giant of Africa.

He took to Twitter and stated that South Africa is the actual giant, while responding to a report that the country accounts for about 73 percent of the 1.6 million Netflix users in Africa in 2022.

It read; “Netflix had 1.6 million users in Africa in 2022. South Africa accounts for 73.3%, Nigeria accounts for 10.5%, Kenya accounts for 3.9%.”

Reacting, Asemota quoted the post and wrote; South Africa is the Giant of Africa.

The tech investor’s comment elicited mixed reactions from Nigerians on the microblogging platform.

See below:

One @ebuka_king wrote; No be like 13 Netflix accounts the whole Nigeria dey use?

@koregeous tweeted; SA is the giant of Africa becuz they have the most Netflix subscriptions? Hmm ok

@asemota responded; They don’t use vibes and Emi lo kan to pay for subscriptions but cash.

@CapitalGiants; 9ja has its own film industry that Netflix barely touches. This has more to do with fx and the $

In reply @asemota wrote; Even that film industry is looking outside for the dollars.

@ayolola50; Actually owning a TV and subscribing to entertainment is one of the biggest signs of poverty. Rich Nations would prioritise productivity over entertainment so kindly drop this argument.

@PaulPositive4; Nigeria is not even the giant of West Africa talk more of Africa as a whole. OK Then

@Kdenkss; The real takeaway is that Africa has no actual giants, Even if you took away South Africa’s market share for these streaming providers, it would barely be noticed.

@PrinceYemiMike; Fair enough S.A might have more disposable income but Nigerians share passwords more though. We have more than 2-3 people using one Netflix account.

@previst; You can’t expect much from Nigeria because our Network providers are crooks, 1gb isn’t 1gb so people can’t even watch Netflix.

@ScFidelis; Elsewhere someone said population means nothing if they can’t buy anything.

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