Tinubu Will Be Disqualified, Charly Boy Accuses Him of Neglecting Yoruba Interests in Controversial Presidential Victory

Mubashir Shehu

2 years ago

Renowned Nigerian activist and musician, Charly Boy, has set social media abuzz with his recent Twitter statement, accusing Bola Tinubu of neglecting the interests of the Yoruba people amidst a controversial presidential victory. Charly Boy’s bold claim suggests that Tinubu will be disqualified and raises questions about his alleged failure to prioritize the Yoruba race.

In a strongly-worded tweet that has garnered significant attention, Charly Boy expressed his dissatisfaction, stating, “Tinubu will be disqualified and we Yoruba will be the happiest tribe on earth. No contribution to Yoruba race, he was mute when we needed him most. Now that he has been fraudulently declared the president, his foolish followers thought Yoruba would fight for him,” accompanied by a clown emoji. The tweet represents Charly Boy’s belief that Tinubu’s presidency is unjust and highlights his disappointment with Tinubu’s perceived lack of action during crucial moments.

Charly Boy’s influential status as an activist and his large social media following have amplified the impact of his statement. However, it is important to note that his tweet reflects his personal opinion and does not necessarily reflect the views of the entire Yoruba community. Bola Tinubu, a prominent politician and former governor of Lagos State, holds considerable influence in Nigerian politics and within the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Charly Boy’s accusation brings to the forefront a growing sentiment among some Yoruba individuals who feel that Tinubu has not adequately championed their interests. Critics argue that Tinubu’s contributions to the Yoruba race have fallen short, resulting in divisions and discontent within the community.

As the controversy surrounding Tinubu’s presidential victory continues to unfold, it is crucial to acknowledge the ongoing debates and discussions regarding his suitability as a leader and his commitment to the Yoruba people. While Charly Boy’s tweet has added fuel to the fire, it is important for all stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue, respecting diverse perspectives and seeking common ground for the betterment of the Yoruba community and Nigerian politics as a whole.

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