Actor Dele Odule is set to unveil a film village in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, joining a growing list of filmmakers investing in production infrastructure.
The facility, located around Ijebu Ode with extensions into the Ijebu Oru axis, is designed as a production hub for film and television projects. It is expected to provide filmmakers with a space for shooting and related activities.
The development was highlighted by actor Muyiwa Ademola, who visited the site and shared a video on Instagram.
“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 yet to be officially unveiled but, I just have to let you have a feel of 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_ .”
With the project, Dele joins filmmakers who have established similar facilities to support production in Nollywood.
Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan runs the KAP Film Village and Resort in Igbojaye, Oyo State, a location used for films such as Aníkúlápó. Actor Ibrahim Chatta owns a film village in Oyo State, which has also served as a shooting location for several productions.
Producer Bolanle Austen-Peters established Terra Kulture in Lagos and later built BAP Film Village, expanding her work in stage and film production.
