Service Chiefs: How Tinubu’s Arrogance Will Land Him in Trouble, Charly Boy Speaks
- Nigerian singer and songwriter Charly Boy has urged President Bola Tinubu to slow down in its actions
- Charly Boy, while faulting Nigerians for hailing Tinubu, urged the president to keep his governance in check and apply caution in all that he does
- Some state actors are commending Tinubu over the reshuffling of his cabinet in just three weeks
- Charly Boy, however, noted that he cannot cage Nigeria the same way he did with Lagos
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Veteran Nigerian singer, songwriter and actor Charles Oputa, fondly known by fans as Charly Boy, has reacted to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's recent sacks and new appointments differently.
In a post on his Twitter page, Charly Boy expressed dismay at Nigerians praising the president for his recent attitude towards governance.
Source: Twitter
Tinubu’s arrogance will land him in Trouble – Charly Boy
According to him, what the president is doing is just to get the acceptance of Nigerians while he distracts them to achieve his major aim.
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Charly Boy tweeted:
"Only me just dey Laff for the Mumu’s wey dey clap for, TINUBU.
"Many of us know say, all dis one e dey do na wash."
"Tinubu can cage Lagos, but never Nigeria," Charly Boy says
Speaking further, the singer described Nigerians hailing Tinubu as "mumu's" as he noted that if the president does not apply caution, he will land into serious trouble.
The veteran singer added:
"But him arrogance and do anyhowness go land am for trouble. Him fit cage Lagos but never Nigeria.
"All dis 419 moves is designed to buy needed public opinion and ecceptance by Mumu Nigerians and distract dem while they achieve their major aim. No talk say AreaFada no tell us."
‘We need more men like you’ — Peter Obi hails Charly Boy on 73rd birthday
Earlier, Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), has taken to social media to celebrate Charly Boy, the singer and activist, on the occasion of his 73rd birthday, The Cable reported.
In a tweet on Monday, June 19, Obi said Charly Boy fearlessly fought against societal ills that hinder Nigeria’s peace and progress.
Appointments of service chiefs: President Tinubu’s ally responds to nepotism allegation
Meanwhile, the director of Media and Publicity of the Bola Tinubu/Kashim Shettima Campaign during the 2023 election, Bayo Onanuga, has quashed nepotism allegations against the president.
The media practitioner asked critics to always try to dig for information before passing their verdict.
Following his appointment of new service chiefs on Monday, June 19, allegations of nepotism were raised on social media by antagonists, especially persons of southeast extraction who felt the president didn't appoint anyone from the region.
List of new service chiefs, IGP, customs boss, others
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that exactly three weeks that he resumed the office of the presidency, President Tinubu approved the retirement of the service chiefs with immediate effect on Monday, June 19.
The shake-up also affected the Inspector-General of the Police (IGP), top security advisers, as well as the Comptroller-General of Customs while announcing their replacements.
Following this crucial development, Legit.ng took a look at where these service chiefs, the new National Security Adviser (NSA), and others hail from.
Source: Legit.ng
