Nollywood star Iyabo Ojo steals the spotlight at her movie premiere in Lagos, where she embodied her warrior character in an unforgettable entrance

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Iyabo Ojo left a lasting impression in Lagos over the weekend with the premiere of her highly anticipated movie, *Labake Olododo: The Warrior Lord*.

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The star-studded event, which took place on March 23rd at Filmhouse Cinemas IMAX Lekki, brought together some of the biggest names in Nollywood to celebrate this latest cinematic achievement.

Ojo made an entrance that captivated the audience, fully embracing her warrior character from the film. Dressed in an elaborate costume featuring intricately beaded dreadlocks and finely crafted animal skins, she arrived on horseback, embodying the fierce and regal persona of her character.

A priestess, dressed in white and holding a dove, led the procession, singing a traditional song to set the stage for a night of cultural spectacle.

The premiere wasn’t just about the movie—it was an immersive experience. Ojo was accompanied by the film’s cast members, adding excitement and energy to the event.

The venue itself was thoughtfully designed to match the traditional themes of the movie, with the atmosphere reflecting the cultural richness portrayed in the film.

Guests were thrilled by the attention to detail, with one attendee commenting, “The creativity and the attention to detail speaks volume. The venue was designed to match their outfit, depicting the traditional houses in the movie. Kudos to Aunty Iyabo, it’s a sell-out season.”

Social media buzzed with excitement after the premiere, with many praising the creativity and unique approach to the event. *Labake Olododo:

The Warrior Lord* is expected to be a massive success, as fans expressed their confidence in the movie’s success, with one comment stating, “Not me screaming, Billions of views already, May it go far more than anyone’s expectations, Amin.”

While the event was filled with praise for the film’s innovative approach, not everyone was on board. Some voices expressed concerns about the impact of such films on Nigerian society, with one user questioning the use of “fetishism” in movies.

However, the overwhelming sentiment was one of celebration, with many hoping for the movie’s success and wishing Iyabo Ojo continued blessings.