Isele (“Event”) Premieres on DRBEEVISUALSTV Today at 11 AM

The countdown is over! DRBEE VISUALS INTERNATIONAL, in partnership with Authentic Values Limited, is excited to announce the debut of Isele (which means “Event” in Yoruba) today at 11 AM WAT on the DRBEEVISUALSTV YouTube channel 😊.

Directed and produced by the visionary Yomi Drbee Frederick, Isele showcases an extraordinary lineup of some of the finest talents in Yoruba cinema. Leading the cast is Tawa Ajisefini, known for her standout roles in Edaa, Sino, and Atiko, along with esteemed actresses Aisha Lawal, Toyin Adegbola, and Oyinkan Elebuibon.

The film also features a compelling ensemble of seasoned male actors, carefully selected by Drbee Frederick. It promises a richly woven narrative grounded in Yoruba tradition, although the specific details of the storyline remain a secret.

Isele represents another bold chapter in the celebration and elevation of Yoruba-language storytelling. Under the guidance of Yomi Drbee Frederick, who has been generating excitement on social media with behind-the-scenes glimpses, this film is set to resonate deeply with audiences in Nigeria and across the diaspora 🌍.

On Instagram, Tawa Ajisefini has been building anticipation by showcasing elegant wardrobe choices and candid moments from the set with her trademark warmth. Her engagement invites viewers into the journey, making the premiere feel like a shared celebration!

Be sure to tune in at 11 AM WAT today on DRBEEVISUALSTV. Once Isele goes live, join the online buzz.

No spoilers, just excitement: Isele is more than just a film—it’s an Event, a celebration of Yoruba culture, artistry, and storytelling, as well as a powerful showcase for its phenomenal cast and crew.

Set your reminders, grab your snacks, and gather your friends to be part of cinematic history this morning 🥳.

Watch Isele at 11 AM WAT on DRBEEVISUALSTV. See you there!

For updates, follow:

– Yomi Drbee Frederick on Instagram for behind-the-scenes peeks

– Tawa Ajisefini for glamorous premiere countdowns and more!

Don’t miss this cultural showcase—tune in and enjoy!

Saheed Osupa Launches Fuji Music Camp to Mentor, Preserve and Promote Fuji Genre

In a laudable move to preserve and promote Fuji music, legendary Fuji icon, King (Dr.) Saheed Osupa, has established a dedicated Fuji Music Camp — a structured initiative aimed at grooming the next generation of Fuji artists, regardless of their style or sub-genre.

This visionary step seeks to nurture budding Fuji talents, equipping them with the necessary tools, mentorship, and guidance to successfully navigate the ever-evolving Nigerian music industry. It is not only an investment in the future of Fuji music but also a vital response to concerns about the genre’s declining mainstream visibility.

*A Home for All Fuji Styles and Voices*

The camp is designed to be inclusive, welcoming upcoming Fuji artists across all known styles — from classical and Islamic-influenced Fuji to modern infusions of hip-hop Fuji and Apala-Fuji blends. It also builds on the foundational sounds popularized by Fuji greats such as:

K1 De Ultimate (King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal)

Abass Akande Obesere

Adewale Ayuba

Pasuma Wonder

Remi Aluko

Muri Thunder

Taye Currency

Shefiu Alao

Sefiu Agboola (Agbara Orin)

Each of these icons has contributed uniquely to the rich tapestry of Fuji music, and the camp intends to keep that legacy alive by fostering innovation while preserving core traditions.

*A Pillar of Support*:

According to reliable sources, the concept of the Fuji Music Camp was extensively discussed with one of the genre’s most respected figures behind the scenes — Alhaji Arems. A veteran promoter, culture curator, and unwavering supporter of Fuji music, Alhaji Arems has consistently championed initiatives that protect and elevate the genre. His wealth of experience and strategic insight have been instrumental in shaping the vision behind the Fuji Music Camp.

Osupa, known for his lyrical depth, philosophical storytelling, and musical versatility, recognized the need for a structured avenue where talents can be refined, and careers can be molded under credible mentorship. With Alhaji Arems as an adviser and silent engine behind many initiatives, the Fuji Camp is poised to serve as a breeding ground for the genre’s future torchbearers.

*Ensuring Fuji Music Doesn’t Fade*:

At the heart of this initiative lies a bigger purpose — to prevent the extinction of Fuji music. While genres like Afrobeats have gained global momentum, traditional genres like Fuji risk being underrepresented in mainstream narratives. The Fuji Camp is Osupa’s answer to this imbalance: a cultural sanctuary where tradition meets strategy, and where young voices can be groomed to not just carry the Fuji legacy but also expand its influence.

The Fuji Music Camp will reportedly include training sessions, mentorship programs, live performance rehearsals, and songwriting workshops — all geared towards building confident, knowledgeable, and versatile Fuji artists ready for today’s industry demands.

With the Fuji Music Camp, King Saheed Osupa and Alhaji Arems are planting seeds for a renaissance in Fuji music. It is not just a camp — it is a movement. One that recognizes the past, empowers the present, and secures the future of one of Nigeria’s most culturally rich musical genres.

Fuji, as Osupa himself would say, is not just music — it’s wisdom, it’s rhythm, it’s identity.

Nakito Bobo Is Here—And It’s Redefining African Animation

– Lagos, Nigeria

A new voice has arrived in African animation, and it’s loud, unfiltered, and impossible to ignore. Meet Nakito Bobo—a bold animated series from Lagos-based Nakito Entertainment, bringing raw storytelling and cultural authenticity to the global stage.

Created in 2025, Nakito Bobo follows the chaotic life of Nakito, a streetwise Lagos boy known for his wild lifestyle—a womanizer, substance abuser, and street hustler. But in an unexpected twist, Nakito’s life takes a spiritual turn after a divine encounter. What unfolds is a hilarious, gritty, and deeply human journey of transformation.

Streaming every Friday on YouTube, and across platforms like TikTok and Instagram, Nakito Bobo is fast becoming a fan favorite among African Gen Z and diaspora audiences. It’s comedy with depth, street culture with soul—unapologetically African and universally relatable.

Nakito Entertainment isn’t just making cartoons—it’s building culture.

With more animated shows in development, the studio is expanding its creative empire to include a fashion line inspired by the Nakito universe. Expect streetwear like tees, hoodies, caps, and jeans—designed for everyday swagger. A food podcast network is also in the works, exploring traditional African cuisines, local chefs, and food culture from the streets up. And coming soon: Inside Life—a docuseries uncovering the real struggles and stories of people surviving at the margins.

At the helm of it all is Tayo Laditi, the media entrepreneur and filmmaker who founded Nakito Entertainment after studying at the New York Film Academy. In addition to leading Nakito, Tayo also runs TMO Solutions LLC, a company specializing in smart security systems and tech infrastructure.

“We’re creating content that reflects our truth,” says Laditi. “It’s raw, funny, spiritual—and deeply African. That’s what Nakito stands for.”

So if you’re looking for something different, something real, something that makes you laugh and think—Nakito Bobo is the series to watch.

Watch. Subscribe. Spread the word.

YouTube: Nakito Bobo

Instagram: [@nakito_bobo]

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