Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo has opened a new creative hub in Lagos, giving filmmakers a new space for production and training. The facility, known as Euphoria 360 Hub, was unveiled in Oregun, Lagos, on Tuesday.
Lagos State Deputy Governor Dr Obafemi Hamzat commissioned the facility during a ceremony attended by major entertainment industry figures. The Euphoria 360 Hub serves as the headquarters of Adebayo’s Euphoria360 Media Ltd.
The facility offers film production, post-production, distribution and training services for filmmakers and content creators.
It is equipped for cinema-quality films, events, music videos and other creative projects. Adebayo said the centre also offers video editing, motion graphics, sound design, mixing and colour grading. Other services include visual effects, equipment rentals, advertising, public relations and media consultancy.
The hub also houses the Euphoria360 Film Academy for upcoming filmmakers and other creative professionals. The academy will offer training, workshops, masterclasses, internships and networking opportunities.
Adebayo described the opening as an important moment in his journey as an actor, filmmaker and entrepreneur.
“The commissioning represents the realisation of a dream that began as a vision and the development is a significant milestone in my journey as an actor, filmmaker, and entrepreneur.”
He also thanked those who supported the project.
“My gratitude goes out to my family, colleagues and supporters who have contributed to the realisation of the project,” he said.
The project also received praise from his father, veteran actor Adebayo Salami.
“I am deeply proud of my son and what he has achieved with this project. Seeing him reach this stage is an emotional and fulfilling moment for me as a father.”
He added, “This achievement is a testament to his hard work, dedication and passion for the creative industry.”
The new Euphoria 360 Hub has already hosted major productions before its official opening. It served as a filming location for Davido’s “B4 B4”, featuring Mayorkun and FOLA. The studio has also worked on Nigerian film projects focused on local stories and Yoruba cultural heritage.
The commissioning attracted notable figures, including Dele Odule, Yemi Sodimu, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Odunlade Adekola and Kunle Afolayan.
