[p]Charly Boy, the legendary singer and activist, recently opened up about his harrowing experience of being brutalized and imprisoned for several months. The Nigerian entertainer, who is widely known as Area Father, recounted the ordeals he faced years ago while actively advocating for good governance in Nigeria.
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[p]Charly Boy, who gained prominence through the launch of the "Our Mumu Don Do" movement and his outspoken nature, took to Twitter to share his past experiences and shed light on how he was subjected to unjust treatment by security operatives due to his involvement in the movement.
[/p][p]Reflecting on his journey, he expressed that the series of unfortunate events he encountered since 1966 until now have profoundly impacted him, making him "soft like butter." He stated that he has witnessed the downfall of the nation, starting with the lowering of the Union Jack in 1966, followed by the devastating destruction that occurred in 1967. Furthermore, he mentioned how his father played a significant role in the nation's healing process in 1999, and since then, he has been a witness to various other distressing incidents.
[/p][p]In his tweet, Charly Boy emphasized his resilience by stating, "I sabi how water enters coconut." He went on to reveal that he has endured brutalization, tear gas attacks, prolonged incarceration, and has been pushed into poverty by the actions of the nonsensical security forces in the country.
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