The Netflix original will premiere on December 16th.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
The official trailer for Netflix’s first Nollywood Christmas original, ‘A Naija Christmas,’ has been released.
Kunle Remi, Rachel Oniga, Efa Iwara, and Alvin Abayomi featured in the family comedy feature film directed by acclaimed Nollywood filmmaker Kunle Afolayan.
In November, Netflix released a first-look trailer, presenting the primary actors and the premise, which revolved on a mother’s yearning for her three sons to bring home brides for the Christmas holidays. Carol King, Mercy Johnson-Okojie, Linda Osifo, and others appear in the comedy.
“‘A Naija Christmas’ movie is authentic, original, amusing, and the first Christmas movie of its sort,” Afolayan said of the soon-to-be-released film.
After launching ‘Swallow’ in October, ‘A Naija Christmas’ will be Afolayan’s second Netflix Original this year.
Watch the trailer here:
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