About Us

TigerFireRosemedia is

a trailblazing, social enterprise in the world of filmmaking and visual content creation and Brand storytelling. With a firm belief in controlling the narrative and telling authentic stories in the corporate and media space, we are driven to redefine the global perception of Nigerian and African culture. With a unique niche of infusing culture with urban life, we aim to bring imaginations to life and turn dreams into reality. TigerFireRose Media is poised to lead a cultural shift through storytelling and establish itself as the pinnacle of peak performance storytelling brands in the industry with first of its kind initiatives targeting children and youths like Exploring the African Motif and Story for Change.

We Believe...

sustainable development and impact begins by shifting mindsets, and storytelling is one of the most effective ways to achieve that. Through film, community dialogues, and multimedia campaigns, we move people from awareness to action by creating stories that reflect their realities and inspire meaningful behavioral change around issues such as environmental sustainability, gender equity, and governance. Our model transforms awareness into measurable impact through three interconnected pathways: schools, where we train young Change Champions to lead peer initiatives; communities, where screenings connect citizens to practical solutions such as recycling and circular economy opportunities; and EXTAM, our storytelling training program that equips emerging creatives to produce culturally rooted advocacy content. Together, these efforts advance SDGs 1, 4,8, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 17, creating lasting change from classrooms and communities to the broader culture

at extam we have...

: Trained over 150 creatives in 5 years
: Built an intentional community
: Had over 80% conversion into the Creative economy.
: Provided jobs, opportunities and contant support to Alumni.s

GO PAN AFRICAN

: Our First Pan African Workshop in Zambia in October 2026
: We have the Nigerian High COmmison and Nama on board as partners.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

Through our partnership

with the Lagos State Office of Sustainable Development Goals, we are launching 40 grassroots community screenings acrossthestate— turning storytellingintoaction.

Each screening

is more than a movie: it’s a community mobilization event with educational talks, interactive recycling demonstrations and the distribution of educational toolkits on waste-to-wealth opportunities.

Pile of Rubbish

is a powerful indigenous language social impact film that tells the story of how one child’s quirky habit of collecting bottles becomes the catalyst for economic and environmental transformation. Watch the Trailer