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Prominent drama evangelist and founder of Mount Zion Faith Drama Ministry, Mike Bamiloye has taken to social media to mourn Gospel actress, Toluwalope Adegboyega-Alagbe, popularly known as Flora in a heartfelt tribute.
TheNewsGuru reports that Flora, who became popular after featuring in Abattoir series, died on February 4, 2025, from injuries sustained during a car accident on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway in December 2024
Reacting, Bamiloye via his verified Facebook page, on Thursday described Flora’s death as a transition to eternal rest, reaffirming his unwavering faith in God’s plan and the mission of Christian filmmaking.
Despite the loss, Bamiloye also noted that the mission of producing faith-based films remains unshaken, after which, encouraged his colleagues in the Christian film industry to press on.
He wrote, “We are soldiers on the battlefield, Jesus is our commander. When He Calls Our Names, we shall Answer A Million Times! And when He calls us home to rest at any time, He has prepared a Mansion for us in Heaven! When you cross over to Heaven, you forget all Pains and Griefs. NO SHAKING!
“Tolu left a great impact and was called home to heaven! WE SHALL CONTINUE TILL THE END! No Shaking! THE DEVIL CAN NOT TOUCH US WITHOUT GOD KNOWING ABOUT IT! We will not keep quiet!
“WE MOVE!!!! More ABATTOIRS! More ABEJOYES!!! 10,000 of Demons are Not Enough to Shut us down! 100,000 of Una! They that dwell in the Secret Place of the Most High! Shall Abide under the Shadows of the Almighty!
“NO PANIC! No Shaking! Rest Well Tolu in the Gardens of Paradise! The Rest of Us, Get up on your Feet! E niso ni Film Locations! Procede to Film Locations in towns and Vilages! ISE SESE BERE NI! We MOVE!!!!”
Flora’s death followed that of another Abattoir actor, Moses Korede Are (Baba Gbenro), who died in November 2024 and was buried on 31 January 2025.
