The Nigerian Christian drama community mourns the loss of veteran actor Moses Korede, widely known as Baba Gbenro. The sad news of his passing was announced by fellow gospel actor and producer Oluwaseun Adejumobi on Instagram.
Sharing a poignant photo of Korede, Adejumobi expressed grief over the actor’s departure, noting that “a general has gone to rest,” and acknowledging that Heaven has gained another precious soul.
Moses Korede, who gained immense popularity for his role as Baba Gbenro in the Mount Zion series Abattoir, was celebrated not only for his acting but also for his impactful Christian ministry. He was the founder and International President of Calvary Movies Drama Ministry in Ogbomoso, Nigeria, and also served as the CEO of Calvary Movies Television.
Korede’s portrayal of spiritual leaders and his emphasis on intercessory prayers left a lasting impression on his audience. Fans and fellow Christians have expressed their sorrow over his passing, reflecting on his influence and the powerful lessons he imparted through his roles.
Here are some reactions from social media:
- “Rest in peace,” shared a user, mourning the loss of Baba Gbenro.
- “He reminded us what intercessory prayers meant,” commented Ifeoluwa Ogidi, emphasizing the spiritual impact Korede had on viewers.
- “Abbatoir is not done yet o,” lamented Seam Gold Jeweler, highlighting how Korede’s presence in the ongoing series will be sorely missed.
Many who watched Abattoir and were inspired by Korede’s work expressed both grief and hope, celebrating his unwavering faith and service to the Lord. As he leaves behind a legacy of spiritual enlightenment and dedication, his contributions to Christian drama and gospel outreach will continue to touch lives even in his absence.
Moses Korede’s departure is indeed a significant loss to the Christian community, but the impact of his work and ministry will echo for generations. May he rest peacefully in the presence of our Lord.
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