In a heartfelt tribute, Evangelist Mike Bamiloye, a respected Nigerian gospel actor and filmmaker, recounted his last conversation with his late colleague, Dr. Moses Korede Are, popularly known as “Baba Gbenro” from the Mount Zion series ‘Abattoir’.…CLICK TO READ THE FULL STORIES HERE▶▶
Bamiloye shared his reflections on Facebook, giving fans and followers a glimpse into Baba Gbenro’s final moments and his unwavering faith.
Bamiloye revealed that Baba Gbenro had called him on the way to the hospital, asking him to “Please, greet my friend for me.” The beloved actor expressed hope for recovery, reassuring Bamiloye not to worry and saying, “Daddy, I will be well.
Don’t let this discourage you from calling me on film locations!” Bamiloye shared how these words now resonate as Baba Gbenro’s final testament to his passion for gospel ministry and commitment to his work.
The loss of Baba Gbenro has left a profound void in Nigeria’s gospel film industry. His humility, dedication, and talent, which shone brightly in films and series produced by Mount Zion Faith Ministries, touched countless lives.
He was known not just as a skilled actor but as a man of deep faith who served God with commitment, regardless of challenges.
Recalling their time working together on the sets of ‘Abattoir’ and ‘Abejoye’, Bamiloye remarked how none of them knew that Baba Gbenro was “rounding off his assignment in the Vineyard.”
The phone conversation, now his last with Baba Gbenro, serves as a reminder of the actor’s enduring dedication to the gospel and his remarkable spirit...CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶▶
