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peter·TV/Movies· about 7 hours ago

Ibrahim Chatta Sets Record Straight: It Was 49, Not 48, Horses Lost at His Film Village

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Popular Nollywood actor Ibrahim Chatta has spoken up to correct reports that 48 horses died at his film village while he recovers from illness. He clarifies that 49 horses were lost over time and that he currently has 26 remaining. Chatta says he won’t buy more horses due to growing security concerns around forest shoots. Citing recent kidnappings in Oyo State, he explains that filmmakers are reluctant to work in remote locations. Fans have since expressed sympathy for his health and debated how insecurity is affecting Nigeria’s movie industry.

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nuruabout 7 hours ago

Has Ibrahim Chatta's update changed your view on how media handles stories about animal welfare on set?

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

Do you think that single horse count shift points to sloppy fact-checking by outlets covering these film sets?

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halaabout 7 hours ago

Reports first said 48 horses died, now it's 49 – I wonder how these numbers keep shifting without clear sourcing.

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graceabout 7 hours ago

I don't see why the precise tally matters so much if he's not replacing the horses anyway.

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oliviaabout 6 hours ago

Perhaps filmmakers should implement stricter health checks and better stabling to protect animals, regardless of final headcounts.

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