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Kunle Afolayan’s KAP film village set to ignite African creativity in Oyo

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Kunle Afolayan’s KAP Film Village & Resort in Oyo State will grand open on April 12, 2025, poised to become a new hub for African creativity

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Oyo State is poised to become a vibrant nucleus of African creativity with the imminent grand opening of KAP Film Village & Resort, owned by the celebrated Nigerian filmmaker Kunle Afolayan.

The official launch is scheduled for tomorrow, April 12, 2025, in Igbojaye and represents a collaborative endeavour between the Oyo State Government and the Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism, and the Creative Economy.

KAP Film Village & Resort is anticipated to revolutionise the landscape of film production, art, and tourism in Africa. The grand opening event will be an exclusive, invitation-only affair, designed to celebrate creativity, collaboration, and the rich diversity of African storytelling.

The event will convene leading industry professionals, creatives, and influencers, showcasing Nigeria’s dynamic cultural heritage while embracing its future within the global creative economy.

Kunle Afolayan’s vision for the KAP Film Village & Resort transcends traditional film production facilities. It embodies a unique convergence of art, culture, and tourism, featuring cutting-edge film production studios, immersive cultural experiences, and a serene retreat.

This unique blend aims to attract both filmmakers and tourists, offering them an opportunity to immerse themselves in Nigeria’s multifaceted heritage.

The Honourable Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism, and the Creative Economy, Barrister Hannatu Musawa, has officially endorsed and announced the highly anticipated grand opening of KAP Film Village & Resort.

This launch signifies a pivotal moment for Nigeria’s creative industry, with KAP Film Village & Resort strategically positioning itself as a global epicentre for creativity and storytelling, inviting the world to explore Nigeria’s rich heritage through the powerful mediums of film and culture.

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