Nolly Africa HD launches on LG Channels across Europe
June 15, 2026
African Movie Channel (AMC), the international broadcaster dedicated to Nollywood entertainment, has announced the launch of its Nolly Africa HD FAST channel on LG Channels.
Nolly Africa HD is now available to LG Smart TV audiences across the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg, Belgium, Spain and Portugal, significantly expanding AMC’s European footprint.
Nolly Africa HD delivers a curated 24/7 schedule of Nollywood blockbusters, popular series, reality shows, talk shows and original productions from its AMCOP (AMC Original Productions) division.
’Yinka Mayungbo, AMC’s CEO, commented: “Launching Nolly Africa HD on LG Channels across sixteen European territories is another major strategic milestone for AMC and for Nollywood’s continued international growth. LG is one of the world’s leading Smart TV brands, and this partnership significantly increases our ability to bring premium African storytelling to mainstream global audiences. FAST has become one of the most important distribution models in modern television, and our objective remains clear – to ensure Nollywood is not simply participating in this growth but helping to define it.”
Matthew Broughton, Director of Europe Smart TV Content & Services, added: “We are delighted to partner with African Movie Channel to bring Nolly Africa HD to LG Channels across Europe. The channel adds a rich catalogue of Nollywood movies and entertainment to our growing lineup, giving LG TV customers even greater access to premium content from around the world. This launch reflects our ongoing commitment to delivering diverse, high-quality programming that can be enjoyed free of charge on LG Channels.”
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