Actor Musa Ibrahim Speaks On Spiritual Struggles After Role In Horror Film ‘666’

Nigerian actor Musa Ibrahim also known as ‘Ibro’ has opened up about the spiritual challenges he claimed to have experienced after featuring in the 2007 horror movie ‘666’, (Beware the End Is at Hand), 19 years after it was released.

Speaking with content creator Lucky Udu in a video shared on Tuesday, May 26, actor Ibraham spoke about the spiritual challenges he claimed to have faced after starring in the film.

The actor said he was later involved in a serious accident that left him in hospital for nearly two years after the movie’s release.

“So many things happened in my life when people didn’t see me on the screen, that film 666 is not an ordinary film, I started having issues, spiritual attacks, after the movie I was involved in an accident, I was in hospital for one to two years to get myself, after that I left entertainment for some time,” he said.

Ibrahim, a colleague of veteran actors Osita Iheme and Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as “Aki and Pawpaw”, said audiences may see films as entertainment, but actors understand the struggles they face behind the scenes.

“The attack was not ordinary, for you to expose the devil is not an easy task. Regina Askia after acting Snake Girl, left the industry, those movies have it effects,” he concluded.