Reactions As Kunle Afolayan Laments Over N11m Monthly Fuel Bill [Video]

Nollywood filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has lamented about how the rising cost of diesel is affecting his business in Lagos.

Reactions As Kunle Afolayan Laments Over N11m Monthly Fuel Bill [Video]

In a video shared on his Instagram page, Afolayan explained that the high price of diesel is making it very difficult for businesses like his to operate smoothly.

The producer, who owns the KAP Film Village and Resort, said the facility spends about N11 million on diesel every four to five weeks.

According to him, the price of diesel has reached about N1,500 per litre, which he said is becoming impossible for his business to manage.

Kunle Afolayan noted that even though the facility uses solar power, the company still spends around N11 million regularly on diesel to keep things running.

I have been sad because I can’t cope with the N1,500 per litre of diesel. In one of the businesses that we run, the KAP Film Village, we spend about N11m in four or five weeks on diesel. And we have solar power, but we’re still spending about N11m,” he said.

Afolayan added that the situation has put serious pressure on their finances, adding that they sometimes have to buy diesel on credit because they cannot always pay for it immediately.

The diesel we have been buying, we have been buying on credit. When we make small money, we find a way to pay,” he said.

“Sometimes it takes two months to even pay down and then get another one on credit. But now from about N1,000 or N995 to N1,500, it’s not sustainable.”

The filmmaker called on the public and potential investors for support, saying, “we really need help to upgrade our solar system. If anyone can come through, I’d truly appreciate it”.

Video and reactions below:

Celebrities like Kunle Afolayan are the Worst set of Nigerians. Worst is even an understatement.

In all these he said.. he never for once called out the Government. You’re spending 11million on Diesel in 4-5 weeks and you’re telling us! like we caused it?. An Average Nigeria… https://t.co/606h28HxGl

— Buchi Laba (@Buchi_Laba) March 10, 2026

“I’ve been sad. I can’t cope with N1,500 per litre for diesel, it’s not sustainable” — Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan laments the high cost of running his businesses. pic.twitter.com/tVRwcQSTVE

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) March 10, 2026

Didn’t he support this government or is it me remembering things that didn’t happen? https://t.co/ZeE1422Jef

— 𝑨𝒚𝒐 x 𝑮𝒂𝒅𝒈𝒆𝒕𝒓𝒐𝒏 𝑯𝒖𝒃 (@arrakunrin) March 10, 2026

The best part about this Government is e dey touch everybody.

Whether rich or poor.

Na all of us dey inside this heat.

And Even if you run abroad, you sha go leave your family behind. Kidnappers fit come for them.

That’s the new normal now. https://t.co/wUcj01futp

— Oyiga Micheal (@Nsukka_okpa) March 10, 2026

He supported APC let him keep quiet.
He is enjoying what he voted for. https://t.co/wEQfOHuteR

— IRUNNIA (@Irunnia_) March 10, 2026

A lot of his colleagues supported this oloriburuku drug lord Govt.

One even went to the beach naked on behalf of the useless drug lord.

Eniola Badmus, Toyin Abraham, Olaiya (Mr. Money), Saheed Balogun, Foluke Daramola, etc. they all went the bigotry way for Tinuboo.

Tueh for…

— GBEMISOLA CFC💙 (@QUEENOFDBLUES1) March 10, 2026

You must cope oga. On Tinubu’s mandate you stand pic.twitter.com/mpqSP1Gs2R

— Dr. Kenon (@drkenon2) March 10, 2026

Dear Kunle Afolayan @kunleafolayan, I empathize with you.

Running generators to power a business in Nigeria can be extremely frustrating and expensive.

But let me introduce you to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), an option many smart businesses have already switched to.

Today,…

— Lady K (@KemPatriot) March 11, 2026

His colleagues are shamelessly dancing kerewa for Seyi Tinubu and BAT

— Lord Scummander rtd (@zhurg_) March 10, 2026

I’m really sorry about all of this but have you thought about standing on his mandate? I heard from very reliable sources that standing on his mandate will give you consistent electricity… In fact, he will connect you to his ASO ROCK solar panel. Please, ask Daniel Bwala for a… https://t.co/HreWKDW3El

— Eziokwu (@Iameziokwu) March 10, 2026

Kunke Afolayan’s comments came shortly after veteran actor Pete Edochie also revealed that he spends about N40,000 every day on electricity and fuel, a cost he described as very worrying.

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