Mike Bamiloye Reveals Baba Gbenro’s Last Words Before Hospitalization

Nigerian evangelist and filmmaker Mike Bamiloye, founder of Mount Zion Faith Ministries, has shared the emotional final words of his late father-in-law, Evangelist Gbenro Olayiwola, before he was hospitalized. Baba Gbenro, as he was fondly called, passed away recently, and Mike Bamiloye, in a heartfelt tribute, recalled the moment he last spoke to him.

Evangelist Olayiwola, a prominent figure in the Christian community and an evangelist in his own right, was a key mentor to many, including Mike Bamiloye. His death has deeply affected the Christian community, especially those who were close to him, and Bamiloye’s tribute has brought a mix of grief and gratitude for the life Baba Gbenro led.

A Man of Faith and Legacy

Baba Gbenro was known for his strong faith, dedication to the gospel, and his role in spreading Christian teachings. He was a pioneer in Christian ministry, known for his wisdom and spiritual depth. As a father-in-law to Mike Bamiloye, his influence was profound, both as a spiritual leader and as a father figure.

Mike Bamiloye, who is married to Evangelist Gbenro’s daughter, Gloria, has shared numerous personal stories about his late father-in-law. In his recent post, he described Baba Gbenro as a man who had always been an example of faith, prayer, and integrity. The filmmaker expressed that he felt privileged to have had the opportunity to learn from him and benefit from his mentorship.

Baba Gbenro’s teachings, character, and legacy were a source of strength and inspiration to Mike and many others in their ministry. The influence of Baba Gbenro’s life, Bamiloye explained, would continue to resonate for many years to come.

The Final Conversation

According to Mike Bamiloye, his last conversation with Baba Gbenro before his hospitalization was one that reflected both the man’s faith and his concern for the spiritual welfare of others. Bamiloye described the conversation as deeply impactful, highlighting Baba Gbenro’s sense of peace and readiness for whatever was to come.

Before he was admitted to the hospital, Baba Gbenro, in his typical manner, expressed his readiness to leave the challenges of this world behind. His words, Bamiloye shared, were a reminder of the strength of his faith. The elderly evangelist, though weak, conveyed a sense of peace that resonated deeply with those around him. Mike recalled that Baba Gbenro’s last words to him were a prayerful affirmation of his faith and a blessing for his family.

“He was very calm and at peace, even though we knew his health was not great. His words to me were those of encouragement. He said, ‘Keep standing strong in the Lord, and continue the work.’ Those were his last words to me,” Bamiloye said, his voice full of emotion. “He also reminded me that his joy was that he had seen the work of the Lord in our lives and that we should continue to spread the gospel.”

This moment, Bamiloye said, filled him with both sorrow and gratitude. He explained that even in his final moments, Baba Gbenro was focused on the Kingdom of God, offering words of encouragement to those who would carry on his legacy. He added that Baba Gbenro’s readiness to depart from this world with such peace reflected the depth of his spiritual commitment.

Mike Bamiloye also used the opportunity to reflect on the legacy Baba Gbenro leaves behind. He described him as a man who lived his life with purpose and was deeply committed to spreading the gospel. As a mentor and father-in-law, Baba Gbenro was always ready to offer wisdom, guidance, and prayers.

His death, Bamiloye admitted, has left a huge void in the lives of those who knew him, but he believes that Baba Gbenro’s influence will live on through the lives of the many people he mentored, especially through the ministry of his children and others he impacted.

In conclusion, Mike Bamiloye expressed gratitude for the time he had with Baba Gbenro, acknowledging that his father-in-law’s legacy would continue to shape and guide their ministry. As the family and church community mourn the loss of Baba Gbenro, Bamiloye encouraged them to carry on his work with the same faith, peace, and joy that he exhibited until the very end.