Charlyboy says he’s ‘President of frustrated Nigerians’, plans to lead revolution

Eccentric and divisive ex-PMAN President Charlyboy Oputa is leading the charge for a revolution against corrupt leaders in the society who are depriving millions of Nigerians the benefit of good leadership.

The self-styled ‘Area Father’ who now prefers to be referred to as the ‘President of Frustrated Nigerians’ says he is driven by the need to fight to fix and make the country great again.

The singer, songwriter, television presenter, publisher, producer and one of Nigeria’s most controversial entertainers, also noted in his post on social media that he would take the first bullet upon the revolution to turn things around for the country.

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“Like my friend Obinna said and I agree with him, henceforth…. “DON’T ASK for a Revolution; Be the Revolution. Forget about Buhari’s Change. Be the Change. Do not wail for that which is troubling this country; Fight to fix it and make the country great again. Do not hail the Corrupt and destroyers of our Dreams; Expose and ridicule them.

“The Politicians are Corruptly Connected; Criminally Bonded and Fearful of the MOB; The People. We must be audacious in our Demands; we must be Fearless in our Agitation and we must be ready to sacrifice our all for this Country.

“I will take the First Bullet; let my body be the first to drop; Let my Blood be the first to wash our LANDS. But let no Nigeria turn back once we begin this Resistance to Political Insensitivity and mindless looting of our common wealth; Let no Nigerian Walk Alone…The Nigerian Politician is our Enemy; The Nigerian People are the Victim and it is time to channel our anger towards a Peaceful Revolution.

“We must stop being the victims and become THE FEAR. If our yeye Leaders no fear us, change no go come. Stay tuned for The Change.”

 

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