The Nigerian gospel film community has been deeply shaken by the passing of Moses Korede Are, fondly known as Baba Gbenro.
Renowned for his standout role in the popular series Abattoir, his legacy is marked by a blend of heartfelt performances and unwavering faith.
Baba Gbenro passed away on November 14, 2024, leaving a void in the industry and a wave of sorrow among fans and colleagues.
Mike Bamiloye, a pioneer in gospel filmmaking, paid tribute to Baba Gbenro’s remarkable dedication and influence on Christian storytelling.
Recalling their collaboration, Bamiloye shared emotional details about the actor’s final days and emphasized the depth of his spiritual and artistic contributions to the gospel film movement.
Fans have flooded social media with tributes, celebrating the actor’s ability to touch hearts through roles that often conveyed transformative messages of hope and redemption.
Baba Gbenro’s passing highlights not only the personal loss felt by his admirers but also the enduring significance of gospel actors in shaping positive narratives within the Nigerian entertainment space.
His life and work continue to inspire many, underscoring the powerful intersection of faith and creativity in media today
