…By Lola Smith for TDPel Media.
Renowned Nigerian entertainer, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, has advised Peter Obi, the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, not to concede defeat to President Bola Tinubu.
Despite Obi and the Labour Party currently challenging President Tinubu’s victory in court, Charly Boy has vowed that he and other LP supporters would not accept any withdrawal of complaints.
Steadfast Determination for a Better Nigeria:
Charly Boy expressed an unwavering determination for a better Nigeria, emphasizing that it must happen “by fire by force.”
He suggested that the nation is ripe for a revolution and indicated that if justice is not served through the judiciary, Obi’s supporters would consider alternative means to bring about change.
Charly Boy’s Message:
In a Twitter post on Tuesday, Charly Boy conveyed his message, stating, “You know something? Even if Peter Okwute Obi tells us to move on from the 2023 flawed election that Yakubu messed up, the Obidients [Obi’s supporters] will not agree, not at all.
I have been telling many people that what needs to happen in Nigeria is long overdue, more than Peter Obi.”
Demanding a Better Nigeria:
Charly Boy emphasized that Nigeria must become a better nation, and he called on the Obidients and lovers of a new Nigeria to take note.
His impassioned words reflect the collective desire for positive change and progress in the country.
Focus on the Judiciary
Charly Boy highlighted that all eyes are on the judiciary, recognizing its crucial role in ensuring justice.
He warned that if the judiciary fails to deliver justice, he and others are prepared to take action, though he did not specify the nature of those actions.
Conclusion:
Charly Boy’s advice to Peter Obi not to concede defeat and his call for a revolution reflect the passionate yearning for justice and a better Nigeria.
As the legal battle over the election results continues, the nation waits to see how these developments unfold and whether they will lead to the transformative change desired by many.