Euphoria 360 Media Limited, the production company Femi Adebayo founded in 2021, has launched a new production hub in Lagos. The studio behind Agesinkole (King of Thieves), Jagun Jagun and Seven Doors has launched the Euphoria 360 Hub, a space dedicated to original productions and supporting emerging filmmakers.
Adebayo announced the launch on October 6, 2026, thanking the Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, along with family, friends, colleagues and well-wishers who have supported him along the way.
The Deputy Governor officially unveiled and commissioned the hub for operations, in the presence of Adebayo’s family, friends and colleagues in the industry.
Reflecting on the milestone, Adebayo described it as the realisation of a long-held vision. “Today, I get to celebrate a dream that started as a vision and has now become a living reality,” he said.
For a company whose reputation has been built on the screen, from Agesinkole (King of Thieves) to Jagun Jagun and Seven Doors, the hub expands its production infrastructure. Located at 2 Adewunmi Industrial Estate (Adewunmi Close), off Kudirat Abiola Way in Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos, the hub goes beyond production space. The company’s website also lists content distribution and the Euphoria360 Film Academy among its services, with training opportunities planned for emerging filmmakers and other creative professionals.
Adebayo framed the occasion as more than a launch. “It is a moment of becoming,” he said, “a reminder that with faith, courage, persistence and the right people around you, dreams can take form.”
The company’s website says further information on the academy is forthcoming. For Adebayo, the hub marks the start of “a new chapter” with “bigger dreams and greater impact.”
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