Femi Adebayo has unveiled Euphoria 360 Hub, a new film and media production facility in Lagos, as his Euphoria360 Media expands its operations beyond film production into creative infrastructure and talent development.

The hub was officially commissioned on Tuesday, October 6, by Lagos State Deputy Governor Kadri Obafemi Hamzat at a ceremony attended by actors, filmmakers and other entertainment figures.

Located in Ikeja, Lagos, the facility houses a main production studio with capacity for about 150 to 200 people, three professional audio recording suites and spaces for video editing, colour grading and live production. It also provides accommodation and kitchen facilities for cast and crew.

The facility is designed to support film and television productions, music recordings, live events, digital content, and other creative projects. It also offers studio and equipment rental services for external productions.

Euphoria360 has also established a Film Academy within the facility to provide courses, workshops, masterclasses, and internship opportunities for aspiring filmmakers and other creatives.

The hub has already been used for entertainment projects ahead of its official unveiling. It served as one of the filming locations for Davido's “B4 B4”, featuring Mayorkun and FOLA.

Adebayo, who founded Euphoria360 Media in 2021, described the opening as the realisation of a vision that had grown over several years. In a message marking the launch, he expressed gratitude to those who supported the company and said the new facility represented a new chapter for the business.

The production company has been behind projects including King of Thieves, Jagun Jagun, and Seven Doors, building its profile through Yoruba-language films and television productions.

The launch also extends Adebayo's earlier work in developing talent. Before establishing Euphoria360, he founded J15 Media Network and the J15 School of Performing Arts in 2008, which focused on training people interested in careers in the entertainment industry.

The opening was attended by several Nollywood figures, including Adebayo's father and veteran actor Adebayo Salami, popularly known as Oga Bello, as well as Odunlade Adekola, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Jide Kosoko, Kunle Afolayan, Mr Latin and Dele Odule.