According to a report by Nevon HQ veteran activist and entertainer Charles Oputa has stirred fresh political conversation with remarks on opposition politics in Nigeria.
Speaking in comments reported by Nevon HQ and other sources, he questioned the motives behind persistent criticism of Peter Obi within political circles and national discourse.
In a blunt statement, he said, “I swear to God, Kenneth Okonkwo is a man of particular concern, I don’t know if they do am Juju.”
The remark, delivered in his signature outspoken style, reflects frustration with what he perceives as unnecessary attacks within political circles, especially involving figures he believes are being unfairly targeted.
Beyond personalities, Charley Boy focused on the bigger picture, warning that unity among citizens is what truly unsettles political elites and threatens established power structures across the country.
He argued that a coordinated and informed public has the power to challenge entrenched systems, which is why division often becomes a recurring strategy in political discourse and engagement.
He also criticized politicians who, in his view, disconnect from the people after gaining influence, noting that such actions weaken trust and deepen the gap between leadership and citizens.
According to him, this growing disconnect is especially concerning in a climate where accountability is already a major issue, further complicating efforts to build transparency and public confidence.
Reflecting on his own journey, Charley Boy revealed he has had to step back slightly from constant frontline activism to protect his mental well-being after decades of advocacy work.
He emphasized the importance of maintaining balance while remaining committed to speaking out on national issues, reinforcing his long-standing role as a voice in Nigeria’s sociopolitical landscape.
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