I got more than what I bargained for. The film ‘666’ was not merely an ordinary production ~ Musa Ibrahim.

I got more than what I bargained for. The film ‘666’ was not merely an ordinary production ~ Musa Ibrahim.

Musa Ibrahim, an actor known for his role in the 2007 Nollywood film “666,” has candidly discussed his experiences during and after the film’s production.

In a recent interview with Lucky Udu, Ibrahim, who has been largely absent from the Nollywood landscape for several years, recounted the difficulties he encountered following his participation in the contentious film.

“The film ‘666’ was not merely an ordinary production, despite how it may be viewed by some,” he remarked.

Ibrahim disclosed that his role in the film resulted in a number of personal challenges, which he characterized as spiritual assaults.

“Subsequent to the film, I suffered an accident that left me hospitalized for almost two years. Confronting evil is a formidable endeavor.

While audiences simply watch the films, we, the actors, endure the consequences directly. Following that film, I faced numerous hardships,” he explained.

Ibrahim’s account highlights the often-overlooked struggles that some actors endure in the industry, particularly when engaged in projects that tackle profound and controversial subject and personal sacrifices made by individuals within the Nollywood sector.

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Video Credit: Lucky Udu.