Remembering Alade Aromire,
The Man Who Initiated Yoruba Movies
He produced the first home video movie titled Ekun in 1988. This initiative became the beginning of Home Video Industry that was later christened Nollywood
He also started a Yoruba broadcasting cable television,Yotomi Telifisan, as well as a magazine known as ÀrÃyá.
A pioneer in many aspects, he also created the first truly affordable housing estate, Yotomi Golden Estate at Ofada, Mowe in Ogun State.
Muyideen Alade Agboola Aromire was a family man blessed with 5 children and philanthropist who envisioned the Home Video Industry as an Economy booster that will be a source of employment for many
Also known as Mr Movie, his life was unfortunately cut short when he died as a result car accident in 2008, aged 45. His legacy and memory would always remain as a pioneer of Home Video nay Nollywood industry.
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May his soul continue to rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteAllujanah Firdaous for the departed soul.
His generosity,hospitality and motivation in the industry cannot be forgotten.