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Broda Shaggi: I earn over N20m monthly on skit making

Popular Nigerian skit maker, Samuel Animashaun Perry, fondly called Broda Shaggi, has disclosed that he earns over N20 million monthly on skit making.

Broda Shaggi, who is well known for his comic skits, said he earns over $40,000 a month from his skits on YouTube.

He made the disclosure while speaking with popular media personality, Ehiz Okoeguale, well known as Dada Boy Ehiz, on his ‘Dada boy’ show.

The 29-year-old skit maker hinged his success on number, consistency, and amount of content created.

He said: “I try my best. It’s numbers for you to make money. As a skit maker, it’s numbers and you have to be consistent. Consistency is very key.

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“You have to be consistent always because then, you’ll have more content. And more content means more money. That’s if you’re on YouTube and you grow your platform well.

“And asides from YouTube, there are brands that want to penetrate into your brand as well to work with you. And all they look for is numbers.

“You know, like how many views, who’s watching, what’s the comment like, what’s the reach; you know. That’s where the money comes in.”

When asked on the amount he earns in a month, Broda Shaggi said: “I make more than $40,000 but lower than $80,000 monthly.”

The Star

Segun Ojo

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