Professional stuntman and martial artist Jeddy Odiboh, popularly known as Tough Bone, has recently shared captivating behind-the-scenes moments from his breathtaking stunts in the highly acclaimed movie Oloture: The Journey.

The 5th degree black-belt master took to his Instagram account to post a behind-the-scenes video, offering fans and followers an insider’s look at the meticulous planning and execution of the stunts. In the video, Tough Bone narrates the process of achieving these daring feats and discusses the inherent dangers associated with stunt performance.

One of the standout scenes from the video showcases Tough Bone crashing a 1982 Toyota Coaster Bus by driving it off a ramp and flipping it onto its side—a death-defying stunt featured in the first episode of the series. The precision and bravery required for such a stunt underscore the high level of skill and experience Tough Bone brings to his craft.

“Flipping a bus or any type of vehicle is a dangerous stunt that can lead to severe injury or death,” he explained in the video. “Don’t try this at home or anywhere. The impact of the crash reminded me that I hadn’t put on my tooth guard; it was in my pocket the entire time. I’m just glad that I still have teeth to smile right now.”

Tough Bone’s career as a stunt coordinator is marked by his work on several notable projects. His impressive portfolio includes coordination on hit productions such as Blood Sisters, Gangs of Lagos, Far From Home, The Black Book, Eleshin Oba, The Setup 2, Mami Wata, and Blood Covenant. Each of these projects highlights his dedication to safety and his ability to create visually stunning and realistic action sequences.

Through his behind-the-scenes videos and discussions, Tough Bone not only showcases the thrilling world of stunt performance but also emphasizes the importance of safety and preparation in this high-risk profession.