Nollywood actor Dele Odule is set to unveil his film village in Ijebu Oru, Ogun State.
The veteran actor, gave his junior colleague, Muyiwa Ademola a massive tour of the village. In the clip, Muyiwa shared online, he was captured arriving at the film village as the veteran took him around the village, giving him a tour of it.
An impressed Muyiwa expressed how awestruck he was, as he described it as an awesome effort from a living legend.
Congratulating him on his new feat, he went on to list the things the facility offers to the public.
“What an amazing project!
Went visiting my Mentor’s facility in Ijebu Oru! What an awesome effort from one of our living legends himself. Though it hasn’t been officially unveiled yet, I just have to let you get a feel for what to expect. It is such a beautiful, creative base, housing lots of this. Prepare to go with us on this journey. Congratulations once again, boss @deleodule_.
Shot&Chopped by @oloyo_authentic”.
A month ago, Yoruba Nollywood stars rejoiced with the CEO of Okiki Films and Records International, Chief Sunday Esan, as he unveiled his film village. He shared the good news on his Instagram page with photos and videos of the film village.
Similarly, Prince Jide Kosoko praised his colleague, Dele Odule, as he visited his film village, Ile Asa complex. Expressing pride in Dele Odule, Jide Kosoko stated that he can’t wait for the complex to be completed and fully operational.
Similarly, Femi Adebayo had expressed pride in his colleague and movie producer, Kunle Afolayan, after he visited his film village. Kunle had shared photos from Femi’s visit and had appreciated him for stopping by and he replied, urging him to keep making Nigerians proud.
In 2024, Ibrahim Chatta was left humbled following a visit by the Oyo State National Police Force (NPF) to his Film village. He shared a video of their visit, as he expressed how humbled he was to receive them. He revealed that they discussed the security of their community, curbing piracy, and sensitive movie props around Oyo State with ease.
Last year, the Anikulapo filmmaker hailed Ekiti State Governor Seyi Makinde for keeping his promise to reconstruct the road to his film village. Kunle said the road opens doors as it is a corridor of possibility for filmmakers, farmers, young creatives, and the entire local economy.
Also, last year, he unveiled his 115-seater cinema. He shared a video of himself, Seyi Vodi, and others checking out the cinema, celebrating himself for the great work he has done in movies and the entertainment industry.