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Nigerian Gospel Drama Evangelist,Lenham Denham Dilli Says Nigeria's Street Will Soon Go Empty because of the impact of Mount Zion Movies. Lenham Firstly Stated, Using his Facebook Page Shares a brief history on how Mount Zion Movies Takes the lead in the movie industry.  He Posted Saying; ""AGBARA NLA Vs ABATTOIR "LAGOS STREETS GO EMPTY" was the screaming headline in one of Nigeria's news tabloids decades ago while talking about a television serial.  Written, produced and directed by Evang Mike Bamiloye, Founder and President of the Mount Zion Films Productions, "Agbara Nla", its first television serial, made its debut on most television stations across Western Nigeria about 30 years ago, precisely in 1994. For 13 weeks or so, from 8pm to 9pm on Sundays, Agbara Nla kept Nigerians across the Western States glued to their TV sets so much so that when it is 7.30pm, there is normally a rush on the streets as all are hurrying home not to mis

Gabriel Ayodele G-BAY, The executive director of the G-BAY Film Production shares his own point of view on bringing non-fiction stories to gospel Film Industry. He started by Saying; "It’s time for gospel film writers to look at real-life stories. Just as Jesus used parables and real events to teach and inspire, today’s films often focus on family and church, which can feel repetitive. There are so many amazing stories in the Bible that we haven’t yet told, beyond just the life of Jesus." "Look at how people loved films like Enoch and The Train—stories of strong believers standing firm in their faith. There are many more heroes, both living and in the past, whose stories we can share on film. Think about the missionaries who brought light to dark, remote places once controlled by evil, and how those places grew into strong communities of faith." He Further said that;  "By telling these real-life stories in our films, we can inspire and encourage oth