Federal government have nothing to do with my movie: Kunle Afolayan.

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From the look of things, fews years more and Nollywood will emerge largest industry seconded by Hollywood....well that's another days gist.
famous theatre and film director/producer Kunle Afolayan has debunked rumours that his new movie "October1" was funded by the government. The handsome actor further revealed that it is a $2million budget film that stars Sadiq Daba, Kayode Olaiya, Kanayo o Kanayo, Kehinde Bankole and more,Kudos!

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