The Story⚡
A father’s iron rule forged his children in juju’s fire. Now, as betrayals unravel the Oso family, one son’s charm faces a rival’s curse that could shatter them all.
Part 8 of Koleoso, the most watched series on YouTube, is now available on Itele Studios’ YouTube channel.
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Koleoso Part 8 pulls the Oso family’s threads tighter, examining how past choices echo into fresh fractures. In this installment, Koleoso grapples with a curse from a concealed adversary tied to the clan’s outer reaches, testing the boundaries of loyalty and the weight of inherited magic.
Love emerges as a quiet force against the pull of fate, with Oshobola forging cautious bonds amid shifting allegiances and Efun unearthing long-buried truths that question the family’s unyielding path. The narrative weaves these tensions through rituals drawn from Sango lore, where a single misstep in the spiritual realm ripples into everyday reckonings.
Returning faces include Ibrahim Yekini as the volatile Koleoso, Oluwakemi Apesin as the resilient Oshobola, Saliu Gbolagade as the unyielding patriarch Osogbemi, and Akinfolarin Olamide as the introspective Efun, alongside Fatai Odua as Jaweshoro’s lingering shadow, Afeez Abiodun, Yetunde Barnabas, Babatee Adedibu, and Olaniyan Irewole. Yekini directs, channeling his command of Yoruba storytelling to ground the otherworldly in familial grit.
This chapter builds on the foundation laid earlier in the series, produced by Itele Studios and launched in May 2025 on the Itele D Icon YouTube channel. Part 1 introduced Osogbemi’s harsh creed—that charms outmatch any human or divine force, training his offspring to wield Yoruba mysticism as both shield and sword against an unforgiving world.
Part 2 ignited clashes with Jaweshoro, a mirror to Osogbemi’s convictions, turning personal codes into open conflict. Part 3 summoned unrest from the grave, as Jaweshoro’s followers like Alapinnu and Abija sought retribution, folding the dead into the living fray. Parts 4 through 7, spanning into Season 2, layered in forced unions, such as Koleoso’s tie to Osu, and wizardry skirmishes that probed the line between protection and oppression.
In Summary
All parts of the movie, Koleoso, are available for streaming on Iteledicon Studio on YouTube.
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