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January 24, 2021
Be Trendy!
Say Bye To
Skinny Jeans
My
Coronavirus
Experience
- Shareefah Abiola Andu
Samuel
Animashaun
Perry
Arrival of Broda Shaggi

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IN THIS ISSUE
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HAPPINESS
4 Cover: Samuel Animashaun
Perry; Arrival of Broda Shaggi
6 Sexmatics: Sizzle The Other
Room
CELEBRATION
3
7
Fashion : Be Trendy! Say Bye To Skinny
Jeans
Living : My CORONAVIRUS Experience
24 JANUARY 2021
8 Instagram Moments
WELCOME...
As the death toll from
COVID-19 continues to rise, there
is a growing concern for safety of
lives. Everyday now, we get to
hear news of the death of a
prominent Nigerian falling to the
pangs of COVID-19. From the
distant and unknown, it’s
beginning to trickle down to
include people we know, a
neighbour, an associate, a
colleague at work, church member
or a fellow member of a social association.
In this edition, Shareefah Abiola Andu, CEO of Arabel
and Founder of Aleef TV, shares her harrowing encounter
with COVID-19 and writes that the simple COVID-19
protocols of washing of hands, wearing of nose mask and
use of sanitiser, still remain the surest way to a ward-off
the deadly virus. Pg 7.
Moving away from the fear and gloom associated with
COVID-19, our cover personality, Samuel Animashaun,
better known as Broda Shaggi, brings a message of hope
with his inspiring story of how his comedy skits opened
doors of acting for him. Like many struggling artistes,
Shaggi tried his hands in many pies until he created the
character Broda Shaggi that has brought him fame and
money. He opens up to Yemisi Suleiman on pg 4-5.
On our fashion page, Josephine Agbonkhese writes
on the jeans trend for 2021. Take your pick and ditch the
skinny jeans. Pg 3.
While you step out today,
remember wear your nose mask J . E
and stay safe.
Jemi Ekunkunbor
lookposh2017@gmail.com
Have a great Sunday.
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Quotes
“Passion is energy.
Feel the power that
comes from focusing
on what excites you”.
- Oprah Winfrey
“No man succeeds
without a good woman
behind him. Wife or
mother, if it is both, he
is twice blessed
indeed”.
- Godfrey Winn
“Ability is what you’re
capable of doing.
Motivation determines
what you do. Attitude
determines how well
you do it”.
- Lou Holtz
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Be Trendy!
Say Bye To
Skinny Jeans
FASHION
By - Josephine Agbonkhese
After several seasons of ruling the denim
scene, skinny jeans are finally taking the
back seat. Yes, they’re going to be a bit out
of fashion this year as non-skinny jeans
topped major Spring/Summer 2021 runway
collections. The skinny jeans will however,
be greatly missed for its extraordinary
versatility which makes for an easy
transitioning from a day to a night look.
There’s no better time than now to review
your personal jeans collection, since
virtually no wardrobe exists without this
essential.
So, let these 2021 jeans trends be your
guide.
Flare Jeans/
Cropped Bootcut:
These easy-to-wear cuts
which are this time around
short at the ankle, will
probably be your favourite.
Micheal Kors
Cropped Bootcut
Jeans
Straight Leg
Jeans:
Easy to wear with
just about anything,
this season’s highwaisted,
straight leg
jeans are about the
best for swapping out
your skinny jeans.
Balmain Flared Jeans
Nengi
Hampson
Marine Serre
Logo Print
Jeans
Dolce &
Gabbana
Straight Leg
Jeans
Stella
McCartney
Wide Leg
Jeans
Alberta
Ferreti
Loose-Fit
Jeans
Bold Prints &
Pattern:
You’re not ready to give up skinny
jeans completely in 2021? Then
you can wear them in bold prints
and patterns.
Wide-Leg
Cropped Jeans:
If you aren’t quite ready to fit
into the loose jeans trend, then
the wide-leg cropped jeans is a
great option for you as it gives a
more feminine looser fit.
Loose Jeans:
Loose jeans is much chicer now as
it features subtle pleats, high waists
and unexpected hues.
January 24, 2021 / 3

INTERVIEW
Samuel
Animashaun Perry:
Arrival of Broda Shaggi
Words By - Yemisi Suleiman
The name Samuel Animashaun Perry may not ring a bell; that is because he is widely and better
known as Broda Shaggi. The comedian, actor, songwriter and musician is best known for his
hilarious skits on Instagram. Influenced by his late father who was a drama teacher, Shaggi
took interest in entertainment, particularly drama, at a young age. Over the years, with his creative
ingenuity; and thanks to social media, the comedian has become one of the most-followed
personalities on Instagram, boasting of about 6 million followers, with a little less subscribers on
YouTube - a feat which comes with a lot of endorsements and payoff from private and corporate
organisations.
The Ogun State-born, multitalented comedian and graduate of creative arts from the University of
Lagos, in this encounter, talks about his work in the creative industry, growing up years, journey to
fame and more.
You started out with the creation of this tout persona
on Instagram. What inspired it?
The Agbero idea just came one day. I had played
different characters before that of Agbero and Broda
Shaggi. I just wanted to do something no one has really
done before on Social media. I believe that true creative
excellence comes from doing what hasn’t been done or
modifying an existing trend in a special and acceptable
manner.
For most of your shoots, you take on different
occupation; it’s either you are a mechanic today or
a bricklayer tomorrow. What message do you try to
pass to your viewers with your skits?
The occupational themes in my skits are just to let
people know that there are many jobs out there for the
youths to do instead of staying idle or waiting for whitecollar
jobs. There are things you can easily do for yourself
and these are the works an Agbero will do on a normal
day just to survive and take care of his family.
This apparently passes a direct message to youths
that every profession is worth being proud of, as long as
you are not stealing. Handwork should not be relegated
because of the corporate perception of white-collar jobs.
My sociological focus on comedy is to encourage youths
not to wait for office jobs to survive. It goes further to
preach the essence of self-reliance and growth. We all
can’t depend on office jobs to survive.
At what point in life did you discover your creative
flair?
I would say creativity has always been part of me. I
have always loved arts; anything in the field of arts, be it
dance, music, drawing, painting, acting and drumming.
These are the things I have always loved to do. Anything
in the line of creativity, I get comfort there. That was why
I studied Creative Arts at the prestigious University of
Lagos. The ability to use space, speech and body has
always been my comfort zone and I have no regrets. I
don’t think I can do anything else aside from the arts.
From creating comedy skits, you set out to make
music and have now introduced new web comedy
series, Shaggi Palava, The Robbery, all on YouTube;
tell us about it. What is the transition process like?
These transitions have always been my plans; things
I really wanted to do. I have them written down like my
New Year goals. There are many things coming that I
look forward to working on. So, we keep pushing every
day. Once people get tired of a particular concept, they
move elsewhere to satisfy their entertainment urge. That
is why I saddle myself with the responsibility of dishing
out new ideas, to keep myself in the game. The truth is,
there is no end to creative ideas.
Would you say the YouTube platform has in a way,
helped to increase engagement with your fans?
Yes, the YouTube platform has done greatly,
especially for my international fan base. YouTube
has really done justice to that, because most of my
international fans get to see my content via that medium.
I love the reviews I get from them because I make
them remember home. With the character of the tout,
(Agbero), I make them want to see Lagos more and
more. These are experiences they have had with these
Agberos on the streets of Lagos at respective instances.
My contents bring back memories for them, and they love
it. This however doesn’t discount the huge patronage
I continue to get from home-based fans. YouTube has
really brought me closer to my fans than I would have
thought. I can’t but acknowledge that sincere experience.
Also, I can’t take away the fact that I make money on the
platform too. (Laughs)
How are you diversifying content to reach new target
audiences?
That is what I have been trying to do. If you see
my YouTube channel, you will know it is not just filled
with comedy skits. I have songs there, and I have other
content coming. I want to reach every of my fan of
different interests. Not everybody would like my comedy;
that is why I dish out other creative content too. I have
Broda Shaggi as a policeman, Broda Shaggi as an
Agbero, Broda Shaggi as a driver and, Broda Shaggi as
a hotel staff. So, there are many parts of Broda Shaggi
you can vibe with. You can’t ever get tired of Broda
Shaggi, because there are many folds of the character.
Broda Shaggi is highly unpredictable. I always love the
idea that my fans anticipate new dimensions each time I
tease them with skit trailers.
As a content creator, how do you get inspiration for
all you do?
Art is passion; if you don’t have it, you can’t force it.
You can’t learn it either. It has to come from within. So,
the inspiration is from within. I am always attentive to
ideas; whenever they pop up, I write them down. Just like
Aristotle mentioned, art is meant to speak for itself. As an
artist, your audience do not necessarily have to stress
4 / January 24, 2021

INTERVIEW
their minds before comprehending the messages of your
work. Over time, I have always ensured that every of my
skit or song has a message to pass. I don’t do art for art’s
sake. My art is about entertainment and social change
together.
When you started, did you think you would become
this big on social media?
To be honest, yes! It has always been my dream;
it has always been my prayer. I always wanted to see
myself in a very big place. Fortunately, that is what we
are seeing now. I am not there yet; I am still a work in
progress. I didn’t know I would become big this soon, but
I think this is as a result of hard work and consistency and
I am happy. As things are now, I look forward to breaking
more grounds and being more celebrated in this craft.
Grace found me and I do not take it for granted. I want to
perform on bigger stages in the international scene. It is
happening gradually; I want more.
Tell us a bit about yourself and growing up years?
My growing up was fun and eventful. I am a graduate
of creative arts, university of Lagos. I majored in Visual
Arts with special interest in painting and drawing. My
father is late. But before he died, he was a cultural
person; he was a lover of arts. He was a teacher, singer,
and dancer. He taught arts at Mayflower School, Ikenne,
until his death.
After then, I moved to Lagos to stay with my aunt. I
had my secondary education in Lagos. I then proceeded
to the University of Lagos. During university days, it was
very tough. My aunt was my major sponsor, though my
mother supported me once-in-a-while.
As an undergraduate, I had a group called “Stage
Addicts.” We went out to perform; we danced and acted
at events and made some money. I was able to finish
school from the monies I gathered from off-campus
performances. So it was more like a struggle to be here,
and I just believe whatever is meant to be good, won’t be
smooth at the beginning. It has been a rough journey all
the way to this point.
What childhood event would you say shaped you
into the man you are today?
I would say church dramas. It made me know my
strengths and I never stopped. Through church dramas,
I was able to overcome fears and inhibition. I developed
confidence in facing the crowd and my acting skills just
kept improving.
Do you have a role model you look up to and why?
To be honest, I don’t have a role model or anyone I
look up to particularly. I learn from everybody; I learn from
people’s mistakes. If I see anything good in you, I adopt
it. If I see anything bad in you, I don’t take it. That is how I
build up myself. I don’t have a specific person that I look
up to as a role model. Though I have met and worked
with several top entertainers in Africa, it will be unsafe for
me to point at one particular person as my role model.
This is because for each encounter I have had with them
respectively, I always have something to pick from their
personality and attitude towards life.
As a comedian, do people take you seriously
outside?
It depends. For people who know that Broda Shaggi
has double personality, they identify with me properly.
I have Broda shaggi and I have Samuel’s personality.
Those who know me personally, know how serious I can
be when I am not in Broda shaggi character. My fans
who have not encountered me closely believe I am Broda
Shaggi everywhere. Whenever they see me, they would
prefer to experience the comedian part of me, which is
very hard most times. I do try as much as possible to
separate my art from who I am; though it is not so easy to
achieve, I try to make it happen.
If there is anything you like to change about yourself,
what would that be?
I would like to change the fact that I don’t like going
out. I really want to explore different places and have fun
but I am not really that fun person. I love being alone
writing and doing all kinds of creative activities. I am an
introvert, I want to change that.
When you are not working, how do you relax?
When I am not working, I am relaxing and thinking of
new content. That itself is work.
I learn from
everybody, I
learn from
people’s
mistakes.
Creative Director: Nelly Mesik
Photography: Ahmed Moore
Outfit: Morafa (Red Suit) for cover
: Zaddiz Clothing
With all you do on social media, would you say
the platform has impacted your life positively or
otherwise, give us an instance?
It has impacted my life positively because many
things have changed since the recognition of Broda
Shaggi brand. I was a no-body. It was very hard for me
to get roles in the movie industry. But right now, as Broda
Shaggi, producers are the ones calling me for jobs.
They want me in their movies. So it has really changed
a lot. The love I receive from my fans when I go outside
has really been impressive. It was never there until the
recognition and acceptance of Broda Shaggi through
social media.
Before your skits made you famous on Instagram,
what were you doing?
I was acting, I was hustling. I was acting everyday;
trying different roles. I was going for auditions. I was
playing “waka pass” roles; otherwise known as extreme
minor roles. I was hustling; I was struggling to make a
name for myself.
What’s next in the future?
So many things are being planned for the future; my
movie, my music, my TV, and YouTube series. There are
so many things we are working on.
January 24, 2021 / 5

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Sizzle The Other Room
A
fter the vows, couples tend to forget
that love is constant and passion
needs rekindling every now and
then; rather, they end up settling
down for a monotonous routine
which most times, becomes a boring life style
devoid of sizzling.
No need showing off or impressing others
about your love for your spouse, keep it
meaningful between the two of you. A relationship
left on its own cannot survive due to the
indifference of the two persons concerned. Your
romantic needs have to be spiced up; less fights,
an easier and enjoyable bond, these can be
implemented by indulging in some creative tips to
ramp up the passion part in your marriage.
Be ready to do stuff you don’t normally love;
but which your partner cherishes but doesn’t get
to do regularly. This way, you are letting your
spouse know that his/her needs and desires are
more important to you. It may not be every time
but, enough to let them know that you care.
List those things you appreciate and most
thankful for in your marriage, tuck them away in
different loops and corners of the house like a treasure
hunt. Playing hide/seek room and making sure it gets
to end in the master bed room.
Always, plan for a mystery night that will be packed
full of exciting surprises, building anticipation when
paired with romance, this usually increases sexual
libido gand arousal.
With children, you need to make extra
arrangement for weekends and normal days
to spend alone-time with your spouse.
Get to recreate those key components of
your first date, communicate what you
thought back then, and you will be surprised
at how much fun this will be.
Allow some kind of silliness together as a
couple. Being playful brings to memory the
joy you share, the reason you chose each
other accepted to live together everyday.
Move away from your comfort zone and
monotonous activities; experiment, explore
and discover something new to feel
refreshing about one another.
Regularly pay each other compliments,
write loving adjectives about your spouse
when texting, emailing or sending Whatapp
messages. Alternatively, whisper them one at
a time throughout the day and week. The use
of affirmative words are also to be
encouraged.
Relieve the days when you used to allow
your significant part mix tape of all your
favourite songs. Go the digital way by creating
a romantic and fabulous playlist for them on
their iPod or Smartphone so that as he/ she
listen to them, they will always think of you.
Remember to plan ahead a bedroom
picnic with food enhancers, sex toys
to delight each other with for desert.
Make main dish a special sexy dinner
with ingredients that contain
aphrodisiacs like oysters, tomatoes,
pine nuts, spices and special red
wine. Construct homemade love
coupons for your partner to cash into.
Surprises are better appreciated
when they are beneficial to both
lovebirds in matrimony.
Routine is a great enemy of
passion while cuddling is much more
romantic than sitting apart.
magazine that are a mess, right? A dirty
or cluttered room will never look
expensive or even attractive. Get rid of
anything that is not necessary, loved, or
gorgeous.
TRICKS TO MAKE YOUR
BEDROOM LOOK
EXPENSIVE
Who wouldn’t love to have a bedroom that looks like it belongs in the
glossy pages of a home décor magazine, or pinned on decorating
boards all across Pinterest? But for most people, their budget refuses
to cooperate with their lofty dreams. If you fall into this category, don’t
give up!
It is possible to give your room a touch of style that only looks expensive.
Here are some ways to add a touch of luxe to your bedroom without
breaking the bank.
CUT THE CLUTTER
Okay, this tip is not an accessory or object, but it’s the most important step to
take if you want a great looking room. You don’t see gorgeous bedrooms on the
TRY A TRAY
One of the easiest ways to give your
bedroom that special look is to add a
beautiful tray to your dresser top or
nightstand. It doesn’t have to actually be
expensive. Use your tray to hold the
otherwise-scattered items on your
dresser top, such as jewellery, perfume
bottles, or small collectibles. Instantly,
your bedroom will look a little bit more
elegant.
ADD IMPACT
Give your bedroom impact with a
statement piece that says, “Yes, this
room belongs to someone special.” That
might be a large piece of artwork over
your headboard, a fine collectible on
your dresser, an antique quilt on your
bed, or an area rug that doesn’t take
style lying down. Whatever you choose,
make sure it reflects your personal taste
and style. Also, let it be large enough to
be seen immediately upon entering the
room. Again, you don’t have to spend
much.
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/ January 24, 2021

My
CORONAVIRUS
Experience
LIVING
By - Shareefah Abiola Andu
On Tuesday, December 29, 2020, my
son got back from work and said he
suspected he had COVID-19, because
he had sore throat, head and body
aches. He bought malaria drugs and cough
syrup. As a precaution, we both started wearing
facemasks in the house and kept our distance
from each other.
The next day after taking the cough syrup, the
sore throat eased, but the malaria drugs did not
stop the head and body ache. The headache was
unusual, he said, as it affected the frontal part
of his face majorly. Upon research, we bought
some drugs and stronger painkillers.
Even with all these drugs, he wasn’t getting
any better. I was advised to start treating myself
as a precautionary measure because of the
exposure, even though I had no sore throat,
headache or body pain. So, I administered one of
the drugs we had bought on me.
A few hours later, I reacted very violently and
became really sick. I became restless, could not
sleep and started shivering. When the AC was
switched off, I started sweating profusely.
By Friday of that week, the effect of the
medicine I had taken was wearing off, leaving
only a dull ache and a general feeling of
unwellness. For my son, his condition had not
changed even as he continued to use all the
drugs. So I told him we had to go and do a
COVID test.
The CMD of the Infectious Disease Hospital,
Yaba, Dr Abimbola Bowale, who Her Excellency,
Mrs Oluremi Hamzat, wife of the Deputy
Governor of Lagos State had introduced me to,
arranged for us to get the test done. Everyone in
my household went. At IDH, Dr Ogunsanya took
our samples and while talking to my son, noticed
his unusual voice and asked if he had sinusitis to
which he replied in the negative. Dr. Ogunsanya
then said he suspected sinus infection, told him
to stop all medication and switched him to some
antibiotics, Vitamin C, Zinc and some painkillers.
The antibiotics worked like magic and by the
next day, my son started feeling better. I was still
feeling poorly.
His healing progressed; the body ache
reduced to a dull headache. I had slight
headache and was indescribably fatigued.
By Monday of the following week, my son
was completely okay. By 1.39pm, Dr. Bowale
called with news of our test result. “Who is
Shareefah?” He asked. I said, “that’s me”. “The
Result is positive” he announced over the phone.
POSITIVE! Me? It took a few moments before I
found my voice. “So what should I do?” He asked
if I had any symptoms, I told him not really, but
narrated my experience with the initial malaria
drug that I had taken. He said, “It was COVID you
had then”. He then sent me the prescriptions and
told me to self-isolate.
My son did not have COVID, I had it. Then I
realised how merciful Allah is to me. My son gave
the false COVID alarm and immediately, we all
started taking precautions in the house. If God
had not pushed him to make that false alarm,
I probably would have unknowingly infected
everybody in the house and if I hadn’t taken the
malaria drug, as a first attack, we wouldn’t have
thought of going for a test and the virus would
have ravaged my system and might have been
too late to treat.
To the glory of God, it ended up being mild.
I experienced total loss of smell, loss of taste,
lack of appetite, insomnia, excessive sweating,
headache, intense fatigue, but no sore throat,
no cough, no breathing problem and no high
temperature.
Ever before the COVID saga began, I had
been extremely careful, bothering on paranoia.
I could go to the bathroom five times in five
minutes to wash my hands. For almost a year
now, I do not use my hand to open doors, I have
perfected the use of my elbow, then my shoulder
and if need be, I use my foot to wedge the door.
I do not use other people’s pens, I minimize
the handling of cash, if I need to use the POS
machine at the filling station, which is not often,
I hold it with a tissue paper and another piece
of tissue on my forefinger to punch in my pin,
ignoring the funny looks. I clean surfaces with
Hypo all the time.
Once the Federal Government imposed
the lockdown in April, 2020, I never attended
any social event until late November 2020.
Between November and December, I attended
four events. The fourth and last one was on
SUNDAY, December 27, 2020. It was a small
event, where everyone was COVID-conscious
and wore a mask. At the point of taking pictures,
it was suggested that we removed our masks so
faces could show in the pictures. After the picture,
drinks were served and masks were down to sip
the drinks. As we were leaving, someone was
holding my right hand, I had the malt in my left,
my mask was down and there was a big sneeze
and I practically walked right into the sneeze.
Alarmed, I said in my mind, “Oh my God, I hope
they won’t give me Corona in this place”. I got
into the car, used the hand sanitizer, and was
pensive all the way home.
I got home, washed my hands and face and
forgot about the whole thing. Trying to figure
out how I caught this virus, maybe it was at
this event because of the timeline, maybe not,
maybe I never will know. One thing I know is that
all COVID protocols of wearing of Face Mask,
Social distancing, Coughing or Sneezing into
curved elbow were broken.
I got the prescriptions, determined that I will
not go into isolation and throw pity party but will
turn it into Khalwah – a spiritual isolation where
you spend time with your Creator, talking to no
one and leaving out worldly activities. I decided
to start and finish reading the whole Qur’an,
kept my spirit up and focused on the number of
people that survived and not the number that
succumbed to COVID. I put my faith in God and
He healed me totally.
My advice: adhere to the simple, but effective
COVID protocols of wearing face mask, social
distancing, coughing or sneezing into curved
elbow. They can save lives.
Shareefah Abiola Andu is the CEO
of ARABEL and the Founder of
ALEEF TV.
January 24, 2021 / 7

INSTAGRAM
MOMENTS
With Yemisi Suleiman
In case you missed, these were the most interesting pictures and stories on
Instagram last week as posted by your favourite celebrities.
Michelle Obama steals the show
with plum outfit
America’s former Frst Lady, Michelle Obama heated up
the internet, when she arrived at Joe Biden’s presidential
inauguration in a look that radiated the power, grace,
and style she is well known for. Regarded as a fashion
icon, Mrs. Obama attended Wednesday’s inauguration
in a plum-coloured turtleneck sweater and trousers with
a matching jacket. She completed the look with a gold
belt, black leather gloves and a black mask, sending the
internet into a frenzy, with several users tweeting their
approval of the look.
The belted monochrome look was reportedly designed by
black designer, Sergio Hudson, a longtime collaborator of
the former First Lady who has also worked with Rihanna
and Beyoncé.
The outfits made her look glamorous and commanding,
and we couldn’t love her any less.
Kamala Harris
makes history
It was a history-making day
for America and indeed the
black race, when former
California Senator Kamala
Harris was sworn in as
vice president of the United
States on Wednesday; the
first woman ever to hold the
post.
Harris, 56, took the oath of
office from Supreme Court
Justice Sonia Sotomayor
in a ceremony at the US
Capitol. She became the
first Black woman and the
first woman of South Asian
descent to become US vice
president.
Timi Dakolo is 40 and hopeful
“The chorus leader is 40. Happy birthday to me.” Singer
Timi Dakolo wrote on his Instagram handle, as he clocked
40 last week Wednesday, January 20th.
Looking to the future with high hopes, the chorus leader
as he calls himself, shared this dramatic photo with the
caption. “The fourth floor is looking amazing already. The
chorus leader just wants to laugh.”
We wish him all the best.
Bisola Aiyeola
marks birthday
with alluring
photos
Ex Big Brother Naija star,
actress and singer, Bisola
Aiyeola clocked 35 last
Thursday, January 21. To
celebrate her day, the actress
took to her Instagram handle
to share very glamorous and
utterly sexy pictures for the
delight of her numerous fans.
However, we love the beautiful
red, thigh-high slit dress and her
well-toned skin.