Kehinde Adeyemi honoured by City of Brampton, Canada

Nigerian actor and producer Kehinde Adeyemi was honored by the City of Brampton, Canada, for his contributions to the Nigerian film industry and global cultural promotion. The recognition was presented by Mayor Patrick Brown during Adeyemi's visit to the country.
The City of Brampton, Ontario, Canada, has honoured actor, producer and production manager, Kehinde Adeyemi, for his contributions to the Nigerian film industry and the promotion of African culture globally. Adeyemi received a certificate of recognition from the Mayor of Brampton, Patrick Brown, during a special presentation recently. A statement shared with Sunday Scoop noted that the recognition celebrated Adeyemi’s artistic contributions, dedication to his craft and role in promoting cross-cultural understanding through African storytelling. The certificate reportedly read, “In recognition of your outstanding contributions to the Nigerian film industry and the global promotion of arts, culture, and creative excellence. It is with great pleasure that the City of Brampton welcomes you.” The recognition came during Adeyemi’s visit to Canada, where he also attended the Pride Toronto festival and met Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney. Related News How late actress Temitope Osoba and I met, became lovers — Fiancé Onadeko Ayo Entity honoured as African Global Entertainment Icon How Timini Egbuson maintains reign as Nollywood heartthrob Speaking about the encounter, the actor described meeting Carney as a memorable experience. “I had the privilege of attending the grand finale of the Pride Toronto festival. Meeting Prime Minister Mark Carney and sharing a handshake was a truly joyous moment and a wonderful opportunity,” he said. Reacting to the Canadian recognition, Adeyemi expressed gratitude to Brown, his family, God and his supporters around the world for their continued support throughout his career. He also reflected on the responsibility that comes with working in the creative industry, describing filmmakers as people who have the power to influence society through their stories. Naomi Chima Naomi Chima is an entertainment and lifestyle correspondent at Punch Newspapers with over three years of experience. She covers Nigerian entertainment, culture, and social events, conducts personality interviews, and contributes to features across desks. Her work demonstrates hands-on newsroom experience, editorial judgment, and a commitment to engaging, accurate, and audience-focused journalism.
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