Watch Free Nigerian movies online 24/7

[chinemeze 0]

If you are interested, you can watch free Nigerian movies 24/7 on this site www.onlinenigeria.com

[chinemeze 0]

Just go on top of the site and click on movies then you can browse as long as you want.. happy viewing

[LovinLiberia 0]

We discovered this freebie a while back and we have definately been utilizing it.

[Zee Bee 61]

Thank you for sharing....something else to do at work

[Niel&Femi 0]

i love free stuff...thanks!

[forchika 4]

I knew of onlinenigeria.com but, I started to have problems with the site. Is anyone else using this site having any problems opening the movies or the movies getting stuck?I got tired of that happening and I found another site zuluflix.com that charges $9.99 a month to view the movies and they add new movies twice a month. I am keeping my fingers crossed that it will continue to work well for me. I can go back to onlinenigeria.com if no one else is having a problem.

[stevi1123 0]

Oh, I LOVE Nigerian movies. They can become habitual after a while. I can sit and watch ten at a time.

Even though most of the same top movie stars are in practically ALL of the movies, they make each portrayal seem new. Even though the quality varies according to the production company, I still enjoy them a lot.

My fiance and I had an evening "ritual" of eating dinner, and watching a Yoruba or Igbo film each night. I think it is also interesting how you must always remeber to watch for a Part 2 of the film, because a lot of them are sold separate like that. I was surprised a few times when I forgot to order the second part of some films. It is a good way to market the product and make more income by selling a movie in two parts.

But I did not know of a free web site to view them, and I thank you very much.

[forchika 4]

Oh, I LOVE Nigerian movies. They can become habitual after a while. I can sit and watch ten at a time.

Even though most of the same top movie stars are in practically ALL of the movies, they make each portrayal seem new. Even though the quality varies according to the production company, I still enjoy them a lot.

My fiance and I had an evening "ritual" of eating dinner, and watching a Yoruba or Igbo film each night. I think it is also interesting how you must always remeber to watch for a Part 2 of the film, because a lot of them are sold separate like that. I was surprised a few times when I forgot to order the second part of some films. It is a good way to market the product and make more income by selling a movie in two parts.

But I did not know of a free web site to view them, and I thank you very mi uch.

I like the movies also was hooked when I watched my first. I will pretty much watch anyone but I especially like watching the movies that Van Vicker plays in he has been one of my favorite among others.

[nopalavar 0]

Oh, I LOVE Nigerian movies. They can become habitual after a while. I can sit and watch ten at a time.

Even though most of the same top movie stars are in practically ALL of the movies, they make each portrayal seem new. Even though the quality varies according to the production company, I still enjoy them a lot.

My fiance and I had an evening "ritual" of eating dinner, and watching a Yoruba or Igbo film each night. I think it is also interesting how you must always remeber to watch for a Part 2 of the film, because a lot of them are sold separate like that. I was surprised a few times when I forgot to order the second part of some films. It is a good way to market the product and make more income by selling a movie in two parts.

But I did not know of a free web site to view them, and I thank you very mi uch.

I like the movies also was hooked when I watched my first. I will pretty much watch anyone but I especially like watching the movies that Van Vicker plays in he has been one of my favorite among others.

Oh Yes! Van Vicker is one good looking dude and he knows it too. Have you seen him in Beyonce and Darkness of Sorrow? If you haven't seen Darkness of Sorrow, I suggest you get that if you can and watch it. It was very good.

[forchika 4]

Oh, I LOVE Nigerian movies. They can become habitual after a while. I can sit and watch ten at a time.

Even though most of the same top movie stars are in practically ALL of the movies, they make each portrayal seem new. Even though the quality varies according to the production company, I still enjoy them a lot.

My fiance and I had an evening "ritual" of eating dinner, and watching a Yoruba or Igbo film each night. I think it is also interesting how you must always remeber to watch for a Part 2 of the film, because a lot of them are sold separate like that. I was surprised a few times when I forgot to order the second part of some films. It is a good way to market the product and make more income by selling a movie in two parts.

But I did not know of a free web site to view them, and I thank you very mi uch.

I like the movies also was hooked when I watched my first. I will pretty much watch anyone but I especially like watching the movies that Van Vicker plays in he has been one of my favorite among others.

Oh Yes! Van Vicker is one good looking dude and he knows it too. Have you seen him in Beyonce and Darkness of Sorrow? If you haven't seen Darkness of Sorrow, I suggest you get that if you can and watch it. It was very good.

That was one of the first movies I saw him in It was a very good movie!!!!!!

Edited June 18, 2008 by forchika

[stevi1123 0]

I think I know who he is....I think I will look him up and see if I am correct. There is this one guy that is really popular in the movies, and he is really handsome. Of course, he is not as handsome as my Taiwo, but he has a nice style of acting too. I will go and look him up. I'm glad to see that I am not the only one who enjoys the films. I want to start a collection.

[nopalavar 0]

LOL! I already got a collection and know most of the Nigerian stars by heart. My fiance is amazed at my knowledge of those people. I did have 2 bag full of Nigerian movies, now I am down to 1 because I gave most of them away. I am still accumulating!

[stevi1123 0]

That IS him! It was also interesting to read that he is from Ghana. His father was Dutch from Holland and died when he was only six years old. His mother is Ghana and Liberia. He is a very humble man too, according to some of his interviews.

[nopalavar 0]

I'm having trouble registering to the website. Has anyone else had any problems?

[LovinLiberia 0]

That IS him! It was also interesting to read that he is from Ghana. His father was Dutch from Holland and died when he was only six years old. His mother is Ghana and Liberia. He is a very humble man too, according to some of his interviews.

I was gonna say...don't forget his Liberian roots. LOL!