Actor and filmmaker, Ibrahim Chatta, has reminisced on his early days struggles as a bus conductor for eight years.

In an interview with Biola Bayo on her Talk to B podcast, Chatta spoke about his humble beginnings.

Chatta recounted how he lived in a cramped room with nine people, making life extremely challenging.

He also shared how he would walk long distances from Agege to Ikeja just to make a living for himself.

The talented actor expressed his gratitude for his journey, acknowledging the hard work he has put in to achieve his goals.

He prayed that God would crown his efforts, recognising the struggles he has faced.

“I lived in a room with 9 people and it was difficult. I do walk from Agege to Ikeja back then. I became a bus conductor later. I did it for eight years of my life. Working from Iyan Oba, Oshodi Eko, from one bus to another. I have worked so hard in life, may God crown my effort”, he said. (The Nation)