Cinema halls across Nigeria turn to wetin many people call impromptu revival grounds after Mount Zion Film Productions release im highly anticipated Christian film, Agbara Nla: The Return, on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
Videos wey begin circulate on social media show cinema-goers dey speak in tongues, dey sing worship songs, and dey experience wetin viewers describe as moments of spiritual deliverance, all while di film still dey play on screen.
Di clips wey dem film for different cinemas nationwide quickly gain traction online, and e draw widespread reactions from di Christian community.
One of di posts wey gain significant attention na di one @yeshuachanan share on X, showing di scenes for Akure. Di user urge followers to see di film for demself, and warn say no description or spoiler fit do am justice.
Another clip come from a cinema for Lagos, and anoda clip come from another cinema.
Agbara Nla: The Return na production of Mount Zion Film Productions, di Christian film ministry wey veteran filmmaker Mike Bamiloye found. Di ministry don long dey associated with faith-based storytelling wey carry strong evangelical themes.
Bamiloye son previously make headlines wen he fire back at critics wey accuse Mount Zion Films of engaging in cultural warfare through im productions.
Di film premiere on Nigeria Independence Day, October 1, and e seem to add significance for many viewers, as several describe di timing as intentional and spiritually symbolic.
Earlier, Legit.ng report say Mike Bamiloye caution internet users about dia conduct on different social media platforms. Di veteran actor warn say believers go stand before judgment throne to explain how dem use dia accounts.
Im teachings spark different online reactions as some netizens note how people dey use platforms to tear down religious leaders.
Source: Legit.ng
