By Ruth Gbaka
Renowned gospel filmmaker Mike Bamiloye has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Abattoir actor who played the beloved “Baba Gbenro,” describing him as a rare gem in Christian drama.
The veteran actor, whose performance in the Mount Zion series left a lasting impact, was celebrated for his wisdom-filled role that resonated deeply with audiences.
In an emotional message shared on social media, Bamiloye expressed gratitude for his contributions, saying, “Baba Gbenro was not just a character; he was a vessel of wisdom and grace. His legacy will live on through the lives he touched.”
Fans and fellow gospel actors joined in mourning the loss, recalling his unforgettable moments on screen. Many described his portrayal as one that mirrored real-life spiritual mentorship. His dedication to Christian drama, even in his later years, was seen as a testimony of unwavering faith and passion for the gospel.
As tributes continue to pour in, Bamiloye encouraged believers to honor the actor’s memory by embracing the godly values he exemplified. “His role was more than acting—it was a ministry,” he said.
