In a groundbreaking move for the Nigerian entertainment industry, Lagos State has unveiled Makemation, Africa’s first AI-driven feature film. The film is set to make its theatrical debut on April 18, 2025, marking a significant milestone in the fusion of technology and cinema.
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu was on hand for the launch, celebrating the innovative film’s use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to tell its story. Makemation explores crucial topics, including the role of AI in society, STEM education, financial literacy, and gender equality, aiming to spark conversation on these key issues.
The film isn’t just an exciting new addition to the Nigerian film industry — it’s a pioneering project highlighting Lagos as a hub for creativity and innovation in Africa. The project also offers a glimpse into the future of cinema, where technology and storytelling go hand in hand.
As the world watches, Makemation is not just a film — it’s a cultural game changer that could redefine how films are made and consumed in Africa. The premiere promises to be a spectacular event, with many eager to see how this technology-driven film will unfold on the big screen.
This initiative also showcases Lagos State’s commitment to supporting innovation and promoting local talent, positioning the state at the forefront of AI-powered creativity in Africa. Stay tuned for what’s sure to be an unforgettable cinematic experience.
