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Stop calling me out for not joining ‘resume or resign’ protest, 2face tells Charlyboy

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African Queen crooner, 2face Idibia has urged ex-PMAN President Charly Boy to stop calling him out because he refused to join the last staged ‘resume or resign’ protest over the continuous stay of President Muhammadu Buhari in London.

2face in an interview said he doesn’t understand why eccentric, Charly Boy would criticise him for not joining the protesting even as he noted that he is not the problem of Nigeria.

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“The only thing I have to say about the protest is that I am not Nigeria’s problem. I don’t understand why Charly Boy is calling me out. He should talk to the people that are Nigeria’s problem. That is all I have to say about that,” he said.

However, Charly Boy has jettisoned the ‘resume or resign’ protest after the return of Buhari and has began protests to demand for the repatriation of former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison-Madueke.

About three weeks ago, Charly Boy led a group of protesters who stormed the office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Abuja, insisted that the former minister should be repatriated and tried in Nigeria.

 

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