“I Have Spent Over N400 Million On My New Movie, Even Sold Some Of My Properties”- Muyiwa Ademola Speak As He Set To Release His First Cinema Movie ORI THE REBIRTH (Video)

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Nollywood actor Muyiwa Ademola has made an appeal to NigeriansAhead of his film debut,

The actor is scheduled to make the film’s theatrical debut in April after announcing two years ago that he was working on a follow-up to his popular film Ori.

In an interview, Muyiwa revealed that he spent over N400 million on the project and appealed to Nigerians to support him. He said he needs to make his money back and also make profits.

“I have spent millions, like over N400 million, investing in my new movie. You will love it and enjoy it. I need to make back my money. I need to make money, I need profit.

If you watched the first Ori and didn’t enjoy it, don’t watch this one. “

Yotomi wrote: If you are going to watch ORI say hi so we can be friends 😍😂

Maria wrote: Too much how much u go come make?

Oge wrote: Atajere lagbara olorun🙏🙏❤️

Vke wrote: I go watch am 💯🫶🫶🫶🫶

Teemhar wrote: Alubarika on it insha Allah

Omolola wrote: You are making billions in return in Jesus name!!!

Olami wrote: You people should not think he’s saying trash, this people spend huge amounts of money on movies especially cinema movies

Toyin wrote: Lol The way una dey call price ehn

Papy wrote: Hmmmmmmm PAPYFIRE FIESTA

Tiny wrote: 😂😂😂😂lie on us we are your mouka

Premier wrote: He self don sell properties 😂😂😂olorun sa nu

Bonik wrote: I’ll definitely watch because I love the first ORI. Cinema movie is not a small project.

Scott wrote: Haa. Does he still have the sauce to do 1 billion naira like funke akindele, I’m scared for him o

Similar to this, when his colleague Femi Adebayo launched his debut film, Jagun Jagun, he told the media in an interview that he sold his homes to pay for the multi-billion dollar project because he didn’t want to ask for assistance from individuals or financial institutions.  He disclosed the source of his biggest nightmare in other parts of the interview.