How ‘Agbara nla’ movie stopped a man from attempting money rituals, converts his entire family – Mike Bamiloye

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At the end of most Mount Zion movies, either the fear of rapture is intensified, you grow spiritually or you go to bed horrified.

The Mount Zion Film Production is as old as the mainstream Nigerian film industry, Nollywood. For some, their movies fostered spirituality, while for some, Mount Zion productions intensified the fear of hell and the idea of eternity.

Probably for some others, they were simply entertaining movies, while for some, it was just an avenue to deprive one of a good night sleep with scary scenes capable of causing nightmares.

“Agbara Nla” was released in 1992 while “Ultimate Power” (an English version) was released in 1994, written and directed by Mike Bamiloye movie, the movie made the term “Ayamatanga” a popular one.

Few hours ago, Evang. Mike Bamiloye shared a testimony he received from  Mr Adedayo Fayemi stating that an entire Muslim family members were drawn to Christ after the movie was premiered in their community.

He added that the head of the family who had intentions of attempting money rituals halted the process when he had an encounter through Agbara nla movie.

SEE THE TESTIMOY BELOW

“30 YEARS AGO WAS AGBARA NLA. Before AGBARA-NLA were many TV Serials that held sway and magnified the powers of Witchcraft and glorified the relevance of evil powers on our TV in the entire South West and North Central Regions.

AGBARA NLA paved the way for the current wave of Drama and movie Ministries. It brought a Revival that has not died since then.

This is a Testimony from an Eye Witness. (Adedayo Fayemi)

“I remember REVIVAL it brought then. An entire muslim family in our community became born again through Agbara Nla & joined our church.

The father once testified that he was prepared to do money rituals at the time the power of salvation hit him while watching the spiritually inspired movie.

Agbara Agbara Agbara Nlaaaaa !!! (in the voice of Bro Kayode Oyebode – Kay Technical.”

MY ANGER FOR SECULAR MOVIES ENCOURAGED ME TO PRODUCE AGBARA NLA – MIKE BAMILOYE

Mike Bamiloye once shared that the anger he had for secular movies and foreign movies taking over back then was what persuaded him to shoot Agbara Nla in 1986, after God’s instruction.

Mike Bamiloye shared the post on his instagram page how he started making movies and what birthed the passion of what is now regarded as Mount Zion Films now in a writeup titled ‘WHEN THE POWER CHANGED HAND”.

“Many years ago, when I was so envious and jealous for Jesus Christ to make Nigerian Christian movies available for us to watch. I was angry at the secular movies that were existing then.

They were very few. Nollywood had not started then. But there were films of Hubert Ogunde like: Aiye, Jayesinmi, Aropin-Nteniyan, Ayanmo.

And there were films of Moses Olaiya (Baba Sala) like: Mosebolatan, Orun Mooru, Diamond, and the earlier movies from Ade Afolayan (ADE Love) like Taxi Driver, Iyaniwura, etc. The curent Nollywood had not began then as we know it now.

In one of those days, I was burning with zeal in me to do films for Jesus Christ. I was angry at those secular movies and I was angry at the foreign Christian movies they show in churches and crusades that we would not hear what the Oyinbos were saying and the interpreters would be saying something else.

Those were my anger, jealousy and envy in those days. I wanted Nigerian Christian movies for Jesus.

So, I went to watch Hubert Ogunde’s “AIYE” at Oduduwa Hall, University of Ife, then. The movie finished around 11pm. I got out of the hall, and my heart was full of the thought of doing something for Jesus.

I was sad. I was sad that there was no single Nigerian Christian film that could preach on the power of Jesus Christ, the way the movie AIYE had preached on the Powers of the Witches and Wizards. I was sad.

So, I got out of the hall at 11pm and began to think on how I could do movies for Jesus that would counter what I had just seen in the theatre. I was thinking and walking back home.

And I trekked from Obafemi Awolowo University (then, University of Ife) to Urban Day in ILE Ife in the city, that would be several kilometres.

I was engulfed in the thoughts of doing a Counter movie. And I trekked that long distance in the midnight back to my house alone.

Few months later, in 1986, in Ilesa, the same thing repeated itself. I had gone to watch Hubert Ogunde’s “JAYESINMI”, a sequel to AIYE. The movie show held in Ilesa Town Hall at the centre of the city called Roundabout. I was teaching then and the ministry had just began.

The magnification of the Powers and Witches and Wizards continued in an advanced stage. I shivered through out the film show. I was more sad and angry. I came out of the Hall around 10.15pm.

And, like a mad man began to walk home on feet from Roundabout Ilesa, to Oke-Omi Iru. It is a lot of kilometres too.

Along the way, I saw an open air crusade, where the church was showing a foreign Christian movie to the people and the interpreter was talking along with the characters. I shook my head in more sadness. I wanted our own.

I wanted Christian movies by us either in English or local language the poeple would hear without an interpreter.

I got back home and crumbled beside my bed in prayers to God to launch us out to do something for him.

That was 1986. Seven years later, 1993, the Lord came out with

AGBARA-NLA (Ultimate Power) that shook multitudes of people to their very foundation, as the Telemovie serial projected the Power and the Glory of Jesus Christ to high Heaven”
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