Roku’s African-based movie channel NollyLand, which has been available since 2014
in Europe, Africa, and Asia, has been released to audiences in the United States and
Canada. “This is a major step for both NollyLand and Roku” says Ngozi Victoria Uti,
NollyLand’s founder and CEO. “NollyLand is now available to Roku users in North
America to watch unlimited Nigerian, Ghanaian, and African Movies.”
The channel offers automatic bookmarking, adaptive video streaming, personalised
playlists, timeline thumbnails, advanced search features, and more. NollyLand also
recently launched support for Google Chromecast via their free Android App. The
App allows Chromecast users to “cast’ movies from NollyLand to any Chromecast
equipped television via their smartphone or tablet.
“Of course, anyone who already has a NollyLand account can login on Roku for no
charge, and start enjoying their subscription or use their credits immediately”
explains Uti. “And if you want to Cast, all you need is our free Android App and a
Chromecast equipped TV.”
NollyLand subscriptions are available for purchase on the NollyLand website, or in Channel on Roku.
