Outspoken entertainer and activist, Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, better known as Charly Boy, has strongly condemned the obstruction faced by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, calling it a blatant act of intimidation.
Expressing his outrage, he declared, “Shame on those who blocked the road for Natasha.”
A Political Storm Brewing
This incident is just one chapter in the escalating tensions between Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan and Senate President Godswill Akpabio. The senator recently accused Akpabio of sexual harassment and took her case to the United Nations, seeking international intervention. In a controversial move that has sparked nationwide debate, the Senate retaliated by suspending her, a decision that many believe is politically motivated.
Charly Boy Calls Out the Establishment
A long-time critic of Nigeria’s political class, Charly Boy has not held back in his criticisms of the National Assembly. He described the body as a collection of “people without values or shame,” calling out what he sees as a systematic attempt to silence strong-willed women in politics.
A Movement for Justice
The unfolding drama has sparked conversations about gender equality, power dynamics, and political suppression in Nigeria. Charly Boy’s vocal stance is adding fuel to the growing demand for accountability and justice, reinforcing the call for a political system that upholds integrity rather than fear-driven tactics.
With tensions running high, all eyes remain on how this power struggle will unfold—will justice prevail, or will political might continue to overshadow fairness?
