

Award-winning filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has dismissed reports alleging that he owes First Bank ₦5 billion, describing the claims as completely false.
In a statement addressing the circulating reports, Afolayan clarified that there is no litigation involving himself, his production company Golden Effects, or First Bank. He said the reports are inaccurate and urged the public not to believe the misinformation.
The filmmaker also addressed claims surrounding Aníkúlápó, explaining that the project was produced as a co-production with Netflix under a straightforward agreement. According to Afolayan, the partnership was transparent, and there are no outstanding financial obligations between the parties involved.
His response comes after the reports gained traction online, prompting widespread discussions across social media. By setting the record straight, Afolayan sought to reassure fans, industry colleagues, and business partners that neither he nor his company is involved in any legal dispute over the alleged debt.
As one of Nollywood's most respected filmmakers, Kunle Afolayan continues to focus on producing acclaimed projects while firmly rejecting what he describes as false and misleading reports about his business affairs.

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