OMILAN PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCES UK PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER BETWEEN US.

Omilan Productions Ltd is gearing up for its next major international project with Between Us, a UK-based psychological thriller set to begin filming in February 2026.

Produced and directed by Nigerian filmmaker Oluyinka Omilani, and co-produced by Wale Muraina, the film follows the team’s earlier cross-continental project Eegunleti, which was shot in both Nigeria and the UK. With Between Us, the company continues to push Nigerian-led storytelling beyond borders.

Set in contemporary Britain, Between Us tells the story of Dr. Tunde Adebayo, a Nigerian doctor, and his British wife Eleanor, who escape to a remote English countryside mansion hoping to fix their troubled marriage. Instead, they find themselves trapped in a terrifying psychological game when a sadistic intruder begins to turn their secrets, fears, and cultural differences against them.

The film stars Nigerian actor Olarotimi Fakunle in the lead role, alongside UK actors Gemma Dawson and Ian Bjorn, with a supporting cast drawn from across the UK.

Mixing emotional intimacy with edge-of-the-seat suspense, Between Us digs into themes of love, identity, migration, and cultural tension, showing how unresolved issues can become dangerous when the pressure is on.

Speaking on the project, Oluyinka Omilani describes the film as “a tense and emotional story about love, power, and identity — and what happens when the things we avoid talking about are forced into the open.”

How Apostle Omotosho Tope Joseph Predicted the Super Eagles’ Victory

Hours before the Super Eagles stepped onto the pitch for their crucial encounter today, a quiet but confident declaration had already been made by Apostle Omotosho Tope Joseph, setting the tone for what would later become a celebrated national victory.

According to members of his ministry, the respected cleric had earlier released a prophetic message expressing unwavering confidence in Nigeria’s triumph. During a brief prayer session, Apostle Omotosho reportedly spoke about “divine alignment, unusual strength, and a clear victory for Nigeria,” assuring congregants that the Super Eagles would not only perform well but would emerge victorious.

Eyewitnesses said the prophecy was delivered with calm certainty rather than hype. He emphasized that the match would be decided by discipline, unity, and a moment of inspired brilliance — words that many fans later connected to the team’s composed performance on the field.

As the match unfolded, events appeared to mirror the prophecy. The Super Eagles displayed confidence, tactical maturity, and resilience, overpowering their opponents and securing a convincing win that sent Nigerians into celebration at home and abroad.

Speaking after the match, close associates of the apostle noted that he consistently prays for Nigeria’s peace, unity, and success, particularly in moments when the nation needs encouragement. They stressed that the prophecy was never about personal recognition, but about inspiring hope and confidence in the country’s collective destiny.

As celebrations continue across the nation, today’s Super Eagles victory stands not only as a sporting achievement, but also as a moment many believers see as a fulfillment of faith spoken ahead of time — a reminder that, for some, victory is first won in the realm of prayer before it manifests on the field.

Obasa redeems N100, 000 cash promise to 500 secondary school students

For 500 students from public schools across Lagos’ six education districts, Christmas arrived early. During events marking his birthday in November, Rt. Hon. (Dr) Mudashiru Obasa, Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, promised a cash gift of ₦100,000 to each student who attended to celebrate with him, sparking waves of excitement among them. Speaker Obasa has redeemed his promise, giving the students a December to remember.

Dr. (Mrs.) Sherifat Abiodun Adedoyin, a member of the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (LASUBEB), announced the redemption of the cash gift. “Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa, Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, has graciously redeemed his promise of ₦100,000 each for 500 students across Lagos State. This generous commitment was made during his recent birthday celebration on November 11, 2025, and it truly highlights his steadfast dedication to enhancing education and the well-being of children in Lagos State.”

Adedoyin stated further, “We deeply appreciate this wonderful gesture, which will significantly help meet the educational needs of the students and promote academic excellence. May this act of kindness continue to inspire hope and create a positive impact in our community.”

The ₦50 Million Educational Support, according to the Speaker, is an investment in the future of the public secondary school students, representing invaluable opportunities for education, vocational training, and entrepreneurship.

Indeed, at the pre-birthday event, themed “The Youth: Striving to Greater Heights,” which brought together students from across the state, Speaker Obasa’s empowerment initiative turned a personal milestone into a defining moment for youth development in the state.

He also seized the opportunity to inspire and challenge the youth, reminding them that challenges harbour lots of opportunities and that it takes laser-like focus, perseverance, and a steadfast faith in God to pull through.

“This personal journey is not just my story; it is a message to every young person here and those watching across various platforms. It is a wake-up call- a call to rise, to believe in yourself, and pursue your dreams with passion and determination.

“The sky is not the limit; it is only the beginning when you choose to unlock your potential and embrace the opportunities that abound in our great nation.”

Speaker Obasa capped the day with the announcement of a structured mentorship program to pair young talents with seasoned professionals, which he described as a pathway to sustained growth and impact. “This isn’t just inspiration, it’s a pathway to greatness,” he affirmed.