In a post on his social media page, Evangelist Mike Bamiloye shared how one of his movies led to the salvation of an entire Muslim family in a community.

According to him, before the advent of his movie, Agbara-nla, many TV series and movies glorified the power of witchcraft and demonic forces. However, when the movie was produced, it brought a supernatural revival.

He further shared the testimony of someone who saw the impact of the movie on his community.

According to the eyewitness, an entire Muslim family in the community became born-again Christians and joined the church because of the revival the movie brought.

He also revealed that the father in the family declared that he was about to engage in money rituals before the power of salvation through the movie got to him, and he surrendered his life to Christ.

A household name in faith-based movies on television through his brand and effort in keeping the gospel alive, Mike Bamiloye was born on April 13, 1960 in Ilesa, a town in Osun State.

He is married to Gloria Bamiloye, a film actress and evangelist. He founded Mount Zion on August 5, 1985. His debut drama, titled “Hell in Conference” was staged at the National Christian Teachers Conference in 1986 at Ilesa in Osun State.

The filmmaker, actor, dramatist, and director has featured, produced and directed several Christian films over the years in Yoruba and English themes.

His catalogue of movie productions include ‘Agbara Nla’, ‘Apoti Eri’, ‘Ajeboye 1 & 2, ‘Shackles’, ‘Captives of the Mighty’, ‘One Careless Night’, ‘The Hunting Shadows’ 1-3 etc.

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