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Hamzat, Omo Oba: Biopic on Lagos deputy governor premieres

Hamzat, Omo Oba: Biopic on Lagos deputy governor premieres

The production features an ensemble cast, with Seun Kentebe leading as Hamzat.

Ultimate Communications, a prominent Nigerian production and media company, has premiered Hamzat, Omo Oba, a biographical film about the life and political career of Lagos State Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat.

The premiere took place on 4 November at Silverbird Cinemas in Alausa, Ikeja, with prominent politicians and entertainment industry personalities in attendance.

Gbenga Adeyinka served as the master of ceremonies. Seun Oloketuyi and Adetutu Adesoji produced the film, while Tunde Olaoye directed the production.

The production features a strong ensemble cast, with Seun Kentebe leading as Hamzat. Toyin Alausa plays his wife, while Olarotimi Fakunle portrays his father.

Veteran actor Jide Kosoko, Abiola Adebayo, Tunji Bamishigbin and other familiar faces also appear in the biopic.

Several dignitaries and notable personalities attended the premiere to lend their support, making the event a celebration of leadership and storytelling.

The premiere drew political leaders, public officials and entertainment personalities. Those in attendance included Hamzat’s campaign Director-General and Chairman, Musiliu Obanikoro; Lagos APC Chairman Cornelius Ojelabi; and the party’s state Woman Leader, Rofiat Eletu.

Rasaq Ajala, Usman Hamzat, Hakeem Shittu of SUBEB and Tokunbo Wahab also joined the guests.

The entertainment industry was represented by veteran comedian Ali Baba, while the actors and production team gathered to mark the completion of the biopic.

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