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Film, stage, and television production. Original Nigerian stories for global audiences.
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Established 1985 · Lagos, Nigeria
Lufodo Group operates cultural infrastructure, professional training, film and stage production, and content distribution across Nigeria.
What we do
Lufodo Group is not a production company with a training programme attached. It is a creative economy institution operating across infrastructure, education, content and rights.
Film, stage, and television production. Original Nigerian stories for global audiences.
View productionsLAPA — Nigeria's leading NBTE-accredited performing arts academy. Professional training for screen and stage.
The Academy & admissionsA landmark cultural venue on Lagos Island, available for events, activations, and performances since 1887.
Venue hireLicensing, copyright negotiation and content distribution for Nigerian creative works.
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Feature film, musical theatre, television and stage — produced for Nigerian and international audiences since 1985.

After her parents’ death, thirteen-year-old Mabel is sent to live with her grandmother in a Lagos suburb, hawking locust beans to get…

A divorced couple decide to share equal space in their former matrimonial home, and quickly discover the arrangement is easier…

After the coronation of Omajuwa as King in Ogbodume, the land is plagued by famine, drought and disease. The cause is attributed to…

Set in present-day Lagos, Heartbeat is a Nigerian romantic musical. A shelter — Grace House — brings together a reformed rebel leader,…
Glover Memorial Hall
Managed by Lufodo Group under a Lagos State Government Public-Private Partnership concession covering ₦4 billion in cultural infrastructure. Available for corporate events, branded activations, product launches, exhibitions and live performance.

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Including government-mandated PPP concessions, international co-productions, and capacity building programmes.
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Four years into the Lagos State Government PPP concession, the Hall's programme spans Lufodo theatre, commercial hires and heritage exhibition.
The MoNICA Centre and Lufodo Group open a permanent, multisensory record of the Nigerian film industry in the building where it began.
ReadA programme funded through the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity, training screen actors and screenwriters, has concluded.
ReadWhether you are commissioning content, hiring the Hall, applying to the Academy, or exploring an institutional partnership — start here.