‘A Day In My Life I Wished Never Happened’ As Broda Shaggi Shares Harrowing Shooting Incident

‘A Day In My Life I Wished Never Happened’ As Broda Shaggi Shares Harrowing Shooting Incident

Nigerian comedian and skit maker, Samuel Animashaun Perry, popularly known as Broda Shaggi, has returned to social media months after sustaining a gunshot injury in an incident that forced him away from the public eye.

The entertainer disclosed that the incident happened on March 9 2026, describing the day as one he wished had never happened.

Shaggi shared an emotional video on his Instagram page showing himself being rushed to a hospital on a stretcher with visible blood stains following the shooting.

In the video, the comedian appeared emotional as he reflected on the experience, which kept him away from social media and content creation for several months.

He also announced that he would share his full story with the public on Wednesday, October 21 2026, promising to provide more details about the incident and what he went through.

The shooting reportedly occurred around the Sango Ota Bridge area of Ogun State while he was filming a comedy skit.

Following the incident, he was reportedly taken to a private hospital in Alakuko, Lagos, before being transferred to another medical facility in Ikeja for further treatment.

The Lagos State Police Command had earlier confirmed that the incident was reported by a private hospital in Alakuko, while reports about the shooting raised concerns among his fans and colleagues in the entertainment industry.

Shaggi’s prolonged absence from social media sparked questions about his whereabouts, with many fans expressing concern about his health.

His return has attracted reactions from fans and fellow entertainers, many of whom expressed relief at seeing him again and wished him continued recovery.

However, as of the latest reports available, Shaggi had not publicly explained the circumstances surrounding the shooting or identified those responsible.

His promised account on October 21 is expected to provide further details about the incident and its impact on his life and career.

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