Baba Wande News Today

“I pray God's mercy upon you both. Whatever the issue, let it end here.”

Unlike what operated in the 1960s and 1970s, theatre practitioners observe that the art has nose-dived in Osun, a state that has produced many icons in the industry

Renowned Nollywood actress and accomplished producer, Dr Jaiye Kuti, is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of her latest

Make the most of the Easter holiday by binging on our shortlist of amazing content poised to leave you wanting more! 

Ademola Adeleke, has stated the readiness of his administration to bring back to life the dying entertainment industry in the state.

Declaring the platform opened, Governor Adeleke, who was represented by the Commissioner for Tourism, Abiodun Ojo, said the choice of Osun for the event is not far fetched, saying the state is the cradle of entertainment with the likes of late Duro Ladipo, Kareem Adepoju (Baba Wande), Yemi Elebuibon to the trendy Davido among others.

Baba Wande wrote the story, Ti Oluwa Ni Ile, which was eventually made into a three-part movie by respected cinematographer, Tunde Kelani.

The stage adaptation dubbed, 'ASIYANBI: TI OLUWA NI ILE', is an initiative of AROBA GROOVE, a production company.

This momentous endeavour is made possible through the support of the international cultural body: Aroba Groove.

Classic Yoruba movie Ti Oluwa Nile written by veteran actor and producer, Alhaji Kareem Adepoju, aka Baba Wande in 1987, is set to be adapted to stage with