Tosin Clegg
Regarded as one of the prominent figures in the Yoruba film industry, Ibrahim Chatta is an embodiment of talent, artistry and spot on interpretation of characters. He has worked on different film projects primarily as an actor, filmmaker, and singer which has gained him re accolades for his versatile acting skills.
The prolific actor has been active in the industry for several years and has earned numerous awards and nominations for his performances.
As he continues to play his trade, he is set to unveil his state of the art project he calls, Africhatta Film Village and Resorts in the beautiful and historic city of Oyo. Still in construction the project is already gaining a longing by fans and colleagues alike. With over a dozen videos released so far which gives an insight into the works done, it raises an anticipation for what would be coming ahead.
Ibrahim’s visionary project is set to redefine film making sets and luxury hospitality by offering guests an unparalleled experience that seamlessly merges contemporary comforts with traditional African charm.
A look into a prototype of his studio apartment offering shows an outward appearance of an old village architecture carved with wooden accents to sweeping thatched roofs but with a mind blowing inward design of today’s home options.
Proposed to harmonise with its natural surroundings, the resort’s architecture draws inspiration from the richness of the Yoruba culture and vibrant aesthetics of the tribe.
With its seamless blend of modern luxury and authentic African charm, the project is poised to become a coveted destination for filmmakers, fun seeking travelers, nature lovers and a host of others seeking an unforgettable escape. Actors such as Lateef Adedimeji, Deyemi Okanlawon, Adebimpe Oyebade-Adedimeji and a few other personalities have visited the project and are quite optimistic about its potential and viability.
Upon completion, guests would be offered a wide range of world-class amenities, including multiple set structures for film and music video productions, luxurious accommodations with an underlay of culture, dining options showcasing local cuisine, a wholesome experience, and immersive cultural activities with every moment promising to be a celebration of Africa’s natural beauty and hospitality.
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