Femi Adebayo has unveiled Euphoria 360 Hub in Lagos, a new film and media facility commissioned by Deputy Governor Kadri Hamzat
Nollywood actor and filmmaker Femi Adebayo has opened a new chapter in his career with the unveiling and commissioning of Euphoria 360 Hub, a multi-purpose film and media facility in Lagos.
The facility, also known as Euphoria 360 Studio, was commissioned by Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, at an event attended by Adebayo’s family, friends, colleagues and other entertainment industry stakeholders.
Adebayo announced the milestone on his verified social media page, sharing photographs from the ceremony and reflecting on the journey that led to the realisation of the project.
For the actor, the facility represents more than another business venture. He described it as a long-held vision that has evolved from an idea into a functioning creative enterprise.
“There are moments in life when you pause, look back at the journey, and simply whisper, ‘Wow… look how far I’ve come.’ Today is one of those moments for me,” Adebayo wrote.
He expressed gratitude to his family, friends, colleagues and supporters who contributed to his journey, while crediting faith, courage and persistence for helping him turn the vision into reality.
“My heart is full. My joy is boundless. And my gratitude is deeper than words can fully express,” he said.
The new facility serves as the headquarters and production centre of Euphoria360 Media Limited, the entertainment company founded by Adebayo.
It is designed to bring several aspects of creative production together under one roof, with facilities for film and television production, music recording, live events and digital content creation.
The hub includes a major production studio capable of accommodating television productions, live recordings, mini-concerts and other events. It also has professional audio recording suites, video editing facilities, colour grading and live editing suites.
For productions requiring longer stays, the facility provides accommodation and kitchen facilities for cast and crew members, giving filmmakers the opportunity to handle several stages of production from the same location.
The hub has already been used for major entertainment projects. Among them is the production of Davido’s “B4 B4”, featuring Mayorkun and FOLA, which was filmed at the facility before its official public opening.
Euphoria 360 Hub also has an educational component through the Euphoria360 Film Academy, which is expected to train and mentor aspiring filmmakers and other emerging creative professionals.
That aspect of the project gives Adebayo’s latest venture a broader industry dimension, moving beyond the provision of production infrastructure to the development of new talent.
Adebayo’s expansion into creative infrastructure follows years of activity as an actor, producer and filmmaker.
His production company has been associated with major Nigerian films including Agesinkole (King of Thieves), Jagun Jagun and Seven Doors.
The launch therefore marks a further evolution of his career from performing in front of the camera to creating platforms that can support other aspects of the entertainment business.
At the commissioning ceremony, several figures from Nollywood and the wider entertainment industry joined Adebayo in celebrating the milestone, including veteran actors Mr Latin, Dele Odule, Yemi Sodimu and Ijebu, as well as Habeeb Alagbe and content creator Kamo State.
For Adebayo, however, the significance of the occasion extended beyond the facility itself.
“This is more than a launch. It is a moment of becoming. A reminder that with faith, courage, persistence and the right people around you, dreams can take form,” he said.
The actor said the new chapter would be focused on bigger dreams and greater impact, expressing optimism about what the hub could become within Nigeria’s expanding creative economy.
He ended his message with a simple expression of gratitude: “Alhamdulillah for the journey so far.”
With Euphoria 360 Hub now operational, Adebayo is positioning himself not only as one of Nollywood’s established actors and filmmakers, but also as an investor in the infrastructure and talent development needed to sustain the industry’s next phase.
