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Funke Akindele Rallies Fans For Late Ademola’s Final Film

Funke Akindele Rallies Fans For Late Ademola’s Final Film

 

OpenLife Nigeria reports that Nollywood superstar Funke Akindele has stepped forward to support Kilanko: The Invisible Child, the final movie directed by the late Allwell Ademola.

The film, which explores themes of resilience and courage, has been highly anticipated by fans and the Nollywood community alike.

The trailer for the film recently made its debut, and Funke showed her solidarity by sharing it on her Instagram page on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. Her post quickly attracted thousands of likes, comments, and shares, as fans praised both her gesture and the late filmmaker’s contribution to the industry.

Produced and promoted by actor-filmmaker Rotimi Salami, Kilanko: The Invisible Child boasts a talented ensemble cast including Saidi Balogun, Ibrahim Chatta, Foluke Daramola, Biola Adebayo, and Saka Oyetoro.

The story centers on a young girl navigating challenges that highlight both personal strength and community support, staying true to Allwell Ademola’s vision of telling meaningful, culturally resonant stories.

The movie is slated to hit cinemas nationwide on March 6, 2026, offering fans a chance to celebrate the late filmmaker’s legacy.

Funke Akindele’s endorsement has amplified the excitement, ensuring that the spotlight stays on Ademola’s final creative work.

Industry insiders and Nollywood enthusiasts have noted that this kind of public support from a star of Funke’s caliber not only honors the memory of Allwell Ademola but also underscores the importance of uplifting homegrown talent and projects in the Nigerian film industry.

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