President Bola Tinubu‘s wife, Oluremi, has made a significant donation of N350 million for the production of a movie aimed at promoting the rich culture and traditions of Kwara State.
The First Lady of Nigeria made the donation during her three-day working visit to Ilorin, the state capital, where she expressed excitement over the world-class facilities at the Sugar Factory Film Studio and the warm reception from the people of Kwara.
Mrs Tinubu, who landed in Ilorin on Tuesday, took the opportunity to commission several key legacy projects initiated by Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq.
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These include two monumental flyovers, named after the Emir of Ilorin, Ibrahim Kolapo Sulu-Gambari, and the late General Tunde Idiagbon.
During her visit, Mrs Tinubu also toured other notable projects by the state government, such as the Innovation Hub, Visual Arts Centre, Garment Factory, and the Sugar Factory Film Studio.
It was at the Sugar Factory Film Studio where she announced her N350 million donation to fund the production of a film that would showcase Kwara’s cultural heritage to a global audience.
Her donation has been widely praised by the Kwara State Government and citizens alike, who see it as a powerful step toward elevating the state’s creative industry.
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The state government expressed its appreciation, noting that this contribution will play a key role in promoting the state’s traditions and arts, with hopes of making a significant impact in Nigeria’s entertainment sector.
The gesture also underscored the First Lady’s commitment to supporting Kwara’s growth and development. Observers believe that her efforts will help position Kwara as a major player in the country’s cultural and creative landscape.
