- The premiere of “Kilanko (The Invincible Child)” took place on March 5, 2026, in Victoria Island, Lagos.
- The film is the debut cinema directorial project of the late Allwell Ademola.
- The event attracted many Nollywood stars and notable figures from the entertainment industry.
The premiere of the late Allwell Ademola’s debut cinema directorial project, Kilanko (The Invincible Child), was held on Wednesday, March 5, 2026, in Victoria Island, Lagos.
The event drew numerous Nollywood stars and prominent figures from the entertainment world, all coming out to honor the late actress and support actor Rotimi Salami, the film’s producer.
Guests in attendance included Odunlade Adekola, Femi Adebayo, NURTW president MC Oluomo, Saidi Balogun, Ashabi Simple, Biola Bayo, Kemity, and Muyiwa Ademola, among others, who all showcased stylish white attire.
A standout moment of the premiere was the heartfelt reactions from celebrities during the film screening.
Rotimi Salami’s young daughter, Bliss Salami, also stole the spotlight. She delivered a touching speech thanking everyone for their support of both her father and the late Allwell Ademola, earning praise from fans on social media.
“We thank everyone who came, thank you so much for your love and don’t forget to watch Kilanko on March 6, tell everyone you know to come and watch Kilanko,” she said in a video.
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Read some comments below:
@zodwa_stictz:”The fine boy looks like rotimi why the second girl is looks like aunty allwell ademola ,no fight or insult just my observation.”
@oluwa_fayegbami:”@allwellademolaa no wan leave @salamirotimi family at all cox the way @bliss_salami is now looking like her is so amazing the facial expressions and walking step self omg you can tell that @allwellademolaa is at that party.”
@oluwa_fayegbami:”@salamirotimi congratulations sir may your friend/sister soul continue to rest in peace and as for your daughter @bliss_salami she too after your friend’s face & body which means @allwellademolaa is still in your household may you reap the fruit of your labour may yiur children live long and more know and understanding to @bliss_salami and her brother.”
@onaolapo.eniola:”Walai bliss nah all well look alike.”
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