Prime Video has announced the premiere of its upcoming African untitled series, "LOL: Last One Laughing Naija", which will premiere on July 14. Sponsored by Basketmouth, a Nigerian celebrity, the six-episode series is expected to deliver unique and unexpected comedy, the company has revealed. This marks the successful launch of Prime Video's global franchise which has been produced in more than 20 countries and territories around the world. The Nigerian version will be hosted by Trevor Noah and is expected to launch early next year. The series is expected to feature 10 of Nigeria's best artists and entertainers including Okey Bakassi, Acapella, Mr Funny (aka Sabinus), KieKie, Buchi, Dat Warri Girl, Taaooma, Senator, IGoSave, and Gandoki . These musicians will be involved in a demonstration of what can happen. According to Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu, Head of Nigerian Originals at Prime Video, Prime Video is delighted to bring this series to its audience, showcasing unique Nigerian comedy and talent. laughter that affects Nigerian audiences around the world. Ned Mitchell, Head of African and Middle Eastern Originals at Prime Video, expressed his excitement at launching the first unscripted African Original on Prime Video. He stressed the need to deliver good news and Nigerian style to local and international audiences, demonstrating commitment to the local television and film industry.
The premise of the show revolves around a comedy competition where actors must resist laughing for six hours. The only rule is if they laugh, they lose. The last comedian who manages to keep a straight face will be crowned and given the opportunity to donate NGN 40 million to local charities of their choice. It will be a funny fight as the talented comedians use every trick in the book to make fun of themselves and avoid making fun of themselves. Produced by Amazon Studios in partnership with LiveSpot360 Nigerian Productions, "LOL: Last One Laughing Naija" will be available on Prime Video in 240 countries and territories around the world. The series will begin with two installments moving back and forth each week over a three-week period, from July 14 to July 28. For a new and enhanced audio experience, the system will be available with Dolby Atmos for customers with a compatible setup. The release of "LOL: Last One Laughing Naija" reinforces Prime Video's promise to bring authentic African drama to audiences in the region.
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