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Chinwe Ohanele

Chinwe Ohanele

Netflix Naija: The end of Africa’s largest movie industry?

Netflix has announced that they are increasing their investment in Nigeria, the home of Nollywood, Africa’s most prolific film industry…

Mar 10, 2020

Netflix Naija: The end of Africa’s largest movie industry?

Mar 10, 2020

Chinwe Ohanele

Afroesthetics

A global conversation

Mar 27, 2019

Afroesthetics

Mar 27, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Popcorn, Data, and World Domination

Why Netflix’s expansion strategy should inspire capacity-building investments in Africa’s creative entrepreneurship space

Mar 14, 2019

Popcorn, Data, and World Domination

Mar 14, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Hey… Mrs. Carter

Clear blue skies belied the deep chill flitting through New York on December 13, 2013. Making my way through the early morning commute…

Feb 28, 2019

Hey… Mrs. Carter

Feb 28, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Back to the Future

The Power of Classic Content

Feb 13, 2019

Back to the Future

Feb 13, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Level Up

The rise of African animation, and comics

Jan 31, 2019

Level Up

Jan 31, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Juicy Bites

The future of short form offerings and Quibi’s billion dollar head start

Jan 16, 2019

Juicy Bites

Jan 16, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

10 signs the studios will die and give birth to a storytelling revolution

The future of communicating ideas, beliefs, concepts, and storytelling through artistic medium, is in revolution. With each new technology…

Jan 1, 2019

10 signs the studios will die and give birth to a storytelling revolution

Jan 1, 2019

Chinwe Ohanele

Chinwe Ohanele

Content-junkie, amateur artist, and life-long student of Pan-African art and culture. Attorney and Co-founder @ BIAYAConsulting. I ramble about things I love.

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