The death of renowned gospel cinema actor and producer Moses Korede Are has been confirmed by Mike Bamiloye.
Baba Gbenro has finished his duties and is currently relaxing with his master, according to a post made by Bamiloye on his official Facebook page on Thursday.
Yesterday, there were earlier rumors that the actor had passed away.
Evangelist Mike Bamiloye, head of Mount Zion Film Ministries, has verified the death of renowned gospel film producer and actor Moses Korede Are. His portrayal of Baba Gbenro in the Mount Zion television series Abattoir made him especially well-known.
Baba Gbenro has finished his duties and is currently relaxing with his master, according to a post made by Bamiloye on his official Facebook page on Thursday. He characterized the deceased actor as modest, diligent, and committed.
The actor’s death was first reported yesterday, and the actor’s final moments were detailed by Bambiloye. He claimed that Are was on the phone with him, informing him that he shouldn’t be prevented from attending film sets because of his condition.
Bamiloye added that Are’s unexpected death serves as a reminder to everyone that we can never predict when our time will come.
“A person would go home after work to rest after working hard all day in the office.
After completing his job in the office, Dr. Korede Are has gone home to relax.
“Jesus Christ is our employer in this vineyard. Only he is aware of our work closing time.
There is a difference between your and my closing times at work.
However, our employer, Jesus Christ, is the only one who understands when to announce that it is time to close.
“A diligent Vineyard employee named Baba Korede Are has closed for the day.
“His Master told him: IT IS TIME TO CLOSE FROM WORK.
The Master abruptly called him as we were working together and shouted, “KOREDE, COME OVER HERE, IT IS TIME TO COME HOME.”
We were filming ABEJOYE season 8 on location, and we were unaware that he was finishing up his work in the Vineyard.
We were unaware that he was rounding off while he was on the set of ABATTOIR 5.
For all of us, the lesson is:
When will you receive a call from the master telling you that it’s time to close?
Baba Korede is a humble drama preacher and a very devoted man of God.
However, he has completed his share of the labor.
“He has genuinely taken a break from filming a number of scenes and learning a lot of lines:
When we were on the phone after he was taken to the hospital, he said:
“Grate my pal for me, please. Please don’t let this deter you from phoning me on the set of the movie; I’ll be OK, Daddy!
He was unaware that he had filmed his final film and visited his final filming location.
He has witnessed his Master’s grandeur in heaven, which he had long desired.
“He has finally met His Master, whom he has served throughout his life.”
According to evangelist Bamiloye, Are’s death is a gain for heaven rather than a loss.
“No, we didn’t lose him!
“He is now in heaven.
“He is now sleeping.
He died here, and he will always wake up up there.
“Halleluyah,” he said in closing.
