The timeless humour and cultural brilliance of one of Nigeria’s greatest comedy legends, Moses Olaiya Adejumo, fondly known as Baba Sala, are set to come alive on stage in a grand theatrical production titled Babasala: The Stage Play.
Produced by Just Theatre House, now rebranded as JT Play Hub, the stage play is a heartfelt, hilarious, and richly cultural tribute that celebrates the life, laughter, and enduring legacy of the late comic icon whose work defined generations of Nigerian entertainment.
More than a stage performance, Babasala is a joyful journey through music, storytelling, and comedy, capturing the resilience, creativity, and cultural pride that Baba Sala represented. The production reminds audiences of the power of humour as a unifying force—capable of relieving stress, inspiring hope, and bringing people together across generations.
JT Play Hub, a fast-rising theatre production company based in Lagos, has continued to make a strong impression on Nigeria’s creative industry. The company is committed to empowering young people, creating employment opportunities, and nurturing purpose-driven talents through theatre. Its productions have been featured on leading media platforms including Channels TV, Arise TV, and TVC, with over 5,000 Nigerians having experienced their performances live.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the play, the producers describe Babasala as a celebration of laughter and legacy—an experience designed to entertain while reconnecting audiences with a vital part of Nigeria’s cultural history.
With its blend of humour, nostalgia, and theatrical excellence, Babasala: The Stage Play promises an unforgettable evening that honours a legend and reaffirms the enduring relevance of Nigerian storytelling.
The production is managed by Taiwo Olapade, Project Manager, while creative direction is led by Executive Director, Ifeanyi Eziukwu. Together, they invite theatre lovers, culture enthusiasts, and organisations to come celebrate laughter, legacy, and togetherness—because every great story deserves to be told on stage.
