Broda Shaggi recounts near-death expertise after stray bullet hit him in Ogun visitors

Popular Nigerian comic and skit maker Samuel Animashaun Perry, broadly referred to as Broda Shaggi, has revealed he was hit by a stray bullet in an incident that pressured him away from the general public eye for a number of months.

In an emotional social media video, the entertainer broke his silence on the harrowing ordeal, explaining that the capturing occurred on March 9, 2026, whereas he was filming a comedy skit across the Sango-Ota Bridge space in Ogun State.

He recalled the horrifying second he touched his hip, realized he was bleeding, and was instantly rushed by his crew to a close-by medical facility.

Following the capturing, the actor obtained preliminary emergency first help remedy at a personal hospital in Alakuko, Lagos State. Due to the severity of the gunshot wound and an absence of specialised tools on the first facility, he was rapidly transferred to an emergency room at one other medical facility in Ikeja. As his situation required intensive care, Broda Shaggi later traveled to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the place he underwent a profitable surgical treatment. He disclosed that his restoration progressed quickly post-surgery; he was capable of stand with assist by the second day and managed to stroll with assistance from crutches on the third day.

“We were done with the activation. We were already leaving. Infact, we were on the traffic but there was traffic because there was a crowd shooting. he said

Suddenly, what I heard was a loud bang and everywhere went silent. I could see people talking, but I couldn’t hear anything. It was total silence in the car. Then I touched my hip and saw blood. That was when I realised I had been hit by a stray bullet.

I was totally unconscious till I got to the hospital. So, I didn’t even know how we got to the hospital. But one thing I could remember was me praying till we got to the first hospital where first aid was administered,” he mentioned.

The comic admitted he feared shedding using his legs, which might have devastated his profession given the bodily nature of his performances.

“There were moments where I would see videos of my colleagues. I would laugh and sometimes I would just start to cry because I wasn’t sure if I would still be able to do all these things they doing again,” he mentioned.

 Expressing gratitude that the bullet didn’t strike a extra very important organ, he thanked followers who had spent months questioning his sudden disappearance from social media throughout his restoration.

Watch a clip of him talking concerning the incident beneath…