Veteran activist and entertainer, Charly Boy, popularly known as the Area Fada, has once again stirred the waters of social consciousness with a bold declaration on his official X (formerly Twitter) handle. As the founder of the “Our Mumu Don Do” movement, Charly Boy has long been a vocal critic of Nigeria’s leadership, and this time, his message is even more ominous.
In a recent post, he proclaimed, “It will take a revolution to find a solution to bad leadership.” This statement, laden with urgency and frustration, reflects the deepening discontent among many Nigerians who feel betrayed by their leaders.
Charly Boy hinted at a looming wave of unrest, starting with the August 1st to 10th protests, which he described as merely a “dress rehearsal” for a much larger, more intense movement. “The main event will be unannounced,” he warned, painting a picture of chaos and unpredictability. “It will be madder than we can ever imagine. The revolution will not be televised. Destruction and blood will line its wake. Hopefully, it will be the outcome that will bring the solution.”
In a stark and haunting conclusion, Charly Boy lamented the current state of the nation, saying, “Nigeria don cast. Dia fathers.” His words resonate with the frustrations of millions who are fed up with the status quo, signaling a call to arms against a system that many believe has failed them.
As tensions rise, Charly Boy’s provocative message serves as a reminder of the simmering unrest beneath the surface of Nigeria’s political landscape, hinting at a future where change may come, but at a heavy price.
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