Managing Director, Kwara Sugar Film Factory, Mr. Gbenga Titiloye says the film factory built by Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq is to attract foreign and direct investments to the State.
Mr Titiloye stated this today while conducting delegates of Nigeria Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry Mines and Agriculture, NACCIMA round the organization as part of its activities to commemorate 65th Annual General Meeting and Conference themed “Harnessing Private Sector Potential to achieve 1 trillion dollars economy by 2030”.
He said filmmakers are looking for a place in Africa where they can make movies and described the film studio as one of the biggest in Africa.
The Managing Director pointed out that the film factory contains a couple of sound studios, lounge, admin, podcast studio, training center.
He explained that the film factory also houses clinic, green rooms where actors can rest restaurant and bakery that makes about 3,000 loaves of bread every day.
Mr. Titiloye reaffirmed the the film factory’s resolve towards making the state entertainment hub with huge economic potentials.