Femi Adebayo releases trailer of new Netflix original epic movie, ‘JagunJagun’
Various honors winning Nollywood entertainer and maker, Femi Adebayo, has delivered the authority trailer of his new Netflix unique amazing Yoruba Film, JagunJagun (The Warrior).

The entertainer, whose 2022 awe-inspiring Film, Agensikole (King of Thieves), sacked 8 selections at the ninth release of the AMVCA, is back again with one more activity stuffed incredible Film.

While taking to his authority Twitter record to post the 2 minutes and 20 seconds in length video trailer, the entertainer said the fantasy of his new undertaking is to outperform the accomplishments recorded by Agensikole.

As per him, outperforming Agensikole at first appeared to be unimaginable, however with what has been set up throughout delivering JagunJagun, he doesn't question that his new undertaking will outflank the past one.

He stated, "The fantasy was to outperform Agesinkole in each consequence. It nearly appeared to be unimaginable in light of the fact that individuals continued to ask, 'WHAT ELSE COULD BE Greater THAN Ageshinkole??' All things considered, it worked out. We beat our record!

"We made an instructive tale about Existence, POWER, Individuals, CHANGE, Possibility, and Reason. We made a story that discussions about the TWO significant days of our lives as People - The day we were Conceived and the day we figure out WHY we were conceived.

"Lovely people, we made JAGUNJAGUN! This film made heroes of us; it called to our internal strength - and we replied. There is a contender in every last one of us. What calls to your internal champion?"

JagunJagun, which was co-coordinated by Adebayo Tijani and Tope Adebayo, is set to be delivered on Netflix on August 10, including top Nollywood entertainers like Odunlade Adekola, Adebayo Salami, Dele Odule, Muyiwa Ademola, Fathia Balogun, Lateef Adedimeji, and Femi Adebayo himself, among others.

The film, which focused on the topic of birth, will join any semblance of Anikulapo, Elesin Oba, and Ayinla among others as Yoruba-speaking Nollywood motion pictures that show up on Netflix.