Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo has unveiled Euphoria 360 Hub, a new film and media production facility in Oregun, Lagos, expanding his growing footprint from acting and filmmaking into creative infrastructure. The facility, which serves as the headquarters of Euphoria360 Media Limited, was officially commissioned on October 6 by Lagos State Deputy Governor Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat at a ceremony attended by leading actors, filmmakers, content creators and other entertainment industry stakeholders. According to the News Agency of Nigeria, the hub is designed to support production, post production, distribution and training, with facilities for cinema grade film production, music videos, events, sound and other content creation services.
Euphoria 360 Hub brings multiple stages of the creative process under one roof, including video editing, motion graphics, sound design and mixing, colour grading, visual effects, content distribution, equipment rentals, advertising, public relations and media consultancy. The facility also houses the Euphoria360 Film Academy, which is expected to provide training, workshops, masterclasses, internships and networking opportunities for emerging filmmakers and creative professionals. The company’s own profile identifies content production, post production, distribution, film education and studio equipment rentals as core areas of its business, reflecting a broader ambition to build an ecosystem around African film and media production. The facility was already operational before its official unveiling and served as a location for Davido’s “B4 B4” music video featuring Mayorkun and FOLA.
The launch marks another step in the professionalisation and expansion of Nigeria’s creative economy, where demand for high quality production infrastructure continues to grow alongside Nollywood’s international audience. Euphoria360 Media has been involved in major Nigerian productions including King of Thieves, Jagun Jagun and Seven Doors, with a strong focus on Nigerian stories and Yoruba cultural heritage. Voice of Nigeria reports that the new hub is intended not only as a production base but also as a platform for developing creative talent and supporting filmmakers across different stages of the production cycle. With Lagos remaining a major centre for Nigeria’s film, television, music and digital content industries, Adebayo’s investment positions Euphoria 360 as both a commercial production facility and a potential training and development hub for the next generation of African creatives.
