Nigerian gospel actor and producer Moses Korede Are, widely known as Baba Gbenro from the acclaimed Mount Zion series “Abattoir,” has passed away. The news was shared on social media by fellow actor Oluwaseun Adejumobi, who honored Are’s memory with a heartfelt tribute on Instagram, describing his passing as “Heaven’s gain.”
Are’s role as Baba Gbenro in the “Abattoir” series had endeared him to many viewers and earned him recognition as a prominent figure in Nigerian gospel drama.
Beyond his acting role in “Abattoir,” Baba Gbenro was a respected leader in gospel film production. He was the founder and international president of Calvary Movies Drama Ministry, an organization committed to spreading gospel messages through drama and film.
He also led Calvary Movies Television, where he produced content that inspired, educated, and uplifted audiences with Christian values. Through these platforms, he became a beloved figure in gospel media, influencing both his peers and audiences.
His death marks a significant loss to the Nigerian gospel film community, where he was celebrated for his dedication and impact. Baba Gbenro’s legacy in gospel drama and his contributions to spiritual storytelling continue to resonate with those who followed his work.
