Maverick singer, Charly boy, aka Area Fada has again lamented the rate at which corruption has eaten deep into the Nigerian system. The entertainment icon and rights activist also said corruption and impunity in governance have robbed posterity of a rich existence in Nigeria. Charly boy laments.
The self-professed ‘President of Frustrated Nigerians’ made this known when he led youths to a protest in Owerri, the Imo State capital, against what he described as bad governance in Nigeria, a protest which was tagged ‘Our Mumudondo.’
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The ‘Our Mumudondo’ protest saw the protesters marching through the major streets in the state capital, clutching various placards and singing songs which condemned what the group described as spate of bad governance and corruption in the country.
According to Oputa, the movement was an umbrella association for “every frustrated, angry, oppressed Nigerian, and I am the President,@ even as he asserted that for too long, Nigerians had suffered worrisome levels of deprivation of amenities while state funds are fleeced away by public office holders.
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The rally attracted youths in their numbers who adorned black T.shirts with “our mumu don do” inscriptions and carried different placards demanding a stop to corruption and recklessness in public office.
While charging Imo youths to rise up and take over the future, noting that the politicians were just interested in wallowing in endless corruption, Charly boy said: “People need to ask questions though we are our own worst enemies. We have been quiet for too long.
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“We want to aggressively sensitise the people that nothing can change overnight except we make a move.
“Corruption has stolen our grandchildren’s future; there is impunity in the land; and there is criminality in government whereas public office holders ought to serve us and not the other way round.”
“The time has come for the youths to rise up and demand good governance, no more corruption and impunity”, Prof Dike said.
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