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Movies and TV Shows Available in Nigeria in February

As the month of love, February will be offering several romance-themed titles in cinemas and on streaming services available in Nigeria.

Elevator Baby director Akay Mason returns to cinemas with Love in a Pandemic, Kunle Remi will star in Baby Maker, a romantic drama heading to Prime Video; and Before Valentine’s, a 2022 February release, will make its streaming debut a year after on Netflix, where brand new EbonyLife film A Sunday Affair, starring Nse Ikpe-Etim and Dakore Egbuson-Akande, will begin its run on February 14.

Love is Blind reunion debuts this month on Netflix, Titanic will be re-released in cinemas and the Marvel Cinematic Universe forges ahead with Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania.

Foreign films and TV shows available to watch in Nigeria in February

See the full highlight of movies and TV shows available to watch in Nigeria in February below.

Highlight of New Films in Nigeria in February

Highlight of New TV Shows Coming to Nigeria in February

Which of the film(s) and TV show(s) are you looking forward to the most?  Did we forget any? Let us know in the comments below.

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