WALE ILEBIYI FLAGS OFF MOVIE ACADEMY

One of the bigger boys in the movie industry, Wale
Ilebiyi popularly referred as Omo Allen in the Yoruba genre of
the Nollywood has finished all plans to flag off his
movie academy.
The handsome movie maker, Wale, this time, is
planning big for the industry players and movie
watcher with his new invent. If you can recall, the
young achiever changed the face of movie in the
Yoruba arena when he released a block-buster movie
in 1995, 'EJE OKIKI' [the bloodline] which starred
Taiwo Hassan [Ogogo] and the late Bimpe Adekola
[Ireti] has floated a movie academy that is expected
to broaden the horizon of the practitioners as well
as upcoming players.
Wale, the wonder boy, who is noted for his sense
of creativity and originality as he has been
churning out hits like the sell-Out Omo Allen flick
in 2000 was recently cornered and he said of his new
incursion. “The project has been in the pipeline for
quire a while, but you know, I am not the type that
rushes my thing without proper planning. Most of the
so called professionals learn on the job, they
really don't know this stuff thorough and thorough”
he boasted.
And for his movie academy, he says “this is the
right time for them to broaden their knowledge,
polish and update their techniques and the would-be
actors too who are just coming into the industry
will have a lot to gain from the academy.”
In addition to his project, Wale is said to dazzle
all and sundry with his two soaps, 'Light in the
Tunnel and 'Aje' which he has complete shooting. And
also his latest release, entitled 'Ore O Simo' [No
More Friend] is set to be released into the movie
market.

By: Alonge Michael