House of Faith unveils first global faith-based streaming platform from Africa with star-studded
London announcement.
The entertainment industry is buzzing following the exclusive London unveiling of FaithStream,
the first international streaming platform out of Africa dedicated to faith-based content, which is
set to launch globally in January 2026.
The announcement event at Hilton London Paddington on Wednesday, November 26, 2025, drew
an impressive lineup of Nigerian entertainment royalty, including music star Bez Idakula, media
mogul Mo Abudu, actress and TV star Zainab Balogun, and Super Eagles and English Premier League legend, Seyi Olofinjana. Bez, known for his spiritually conscious music, performed at the
event.
The platform, co-founded by industry veterans Kunle Falodun and Hakeem Condotti under
their House of Faith media organisation, promises to revolutionise how African Christians
consume entertainment on the continent and in the diaspora. Falodun, who spent close to a
decade at Sony Pictures Television and Kwese Media brings serious Hollywood credibility to the
venture, while Condotti’s tech and entertainment background position FaithStream at the
cutting edge of streaming technology.
“We’re not just launching another streaming platform. We’re curating a movement,” Falodun told guests at the London event. “High production values, yes. But also stories that will inspire, uplift and create a sense of community for Christians in Africa and all over the world.”
FaithStream promises premium Nollywood faith-based content alongside international
productions from Hollywood, the UK, Kenya, and South Africa. The free-access platform will
feature original films and series produced at House of Faith studios, licensed content from
Nollywood’s premier faith-based filmmakers, family-friendly entertainment, AI-powered features
and offline download capabilities.
The platform addresses a massive gap in the market. With an estimated 100 million Christians in
Nigeria alone facing limited options for quality faith-based entertainment, FaithStream offers
what Falodun calls “excellence without apology” —African stories told with global polish.
Reacting to the announcement, Afrogospel star, Gaise Baba, commented: “Entertainment is a
vehicle for entertainment and culture-shaping. I believe we have to spend time with people in
their everyday lives, and media, art and entertainment is the perfect way to do that.”
Also commenting on the announcement, Iyin Aboyeji, serial entrepreneur and Founding
Partner, Future Africa, said: “I’m so inspired and excited about what the House of Faith team is
doing, building a space where people can hear God through music, movies and entertainment. I
find that oftentimes, what we pour into our spirit is what comes back out.”
Beyond streaming, House of Faith is building production studios across Nigeria, Kenya, and
South Africa, plus distribution networks spanning 49 African countries, publishing arms, and
live events programming. The initiative is expected to create over 13,000 jobs across Africa’s creative economy over the next decade.
Users can now register at thefaithstream.com to receive founding member status, exclusive
content previews, and priority access when the platform fully launches in January 2026.
L-R: Kunle Falodun and Hakeem Condotti
L-R: Zainab Balogun, Kunle Falodun and Hakeem Condotti
L-R: Bez Idakula (middle), Seyi Olofinjana (far right) and other guests at FaithStream Announcement
L-R: Mohan Yogendran (second from right), Mo Abudu, Kunle Falodun and Yinka Falodun
Zainab Balogun speaking at the event.
