Corruption: Salvation lies in the hands of exceptional youths – Charly Boy

…berates Okorocha’s insensitivity to the plight of the masses

By Adaku Denis

A known protagonist for the emancipation of the down trodden and initiator of “our Mumudondo” Mr. Charles Oputa aka Charley Boy disclosed that the salvation of the society from corruption and myriads of bad governance lies in the hands of exceptional youths.

Speaking to members of Independent Newspaper Publishers Association- INPA during a courtesy call on the Association Charley Boy lamented on the ongoing demolitions in Owerri and said it cannot be allowed to continue.

Charley Boy therefore charged Imo people not be afraid of the government  rather said it is the government that should be afraid of  the people and stressed the need to educate, ginger and help Imo People who he pointed out have been suffocating under the Rescue Government.

He lauded the press for their encouragements to his crusade especially during the Resume or Resign which he said the Press believe that Nigeria is for all

According to him, the media involvement made the issue to get international attention that compelled President Buhari to return home and maintained that a few committed people can change the society and added, “We can’t be intimidated”.

Said he, “we came to sympathize with the family of the slain 10 year Somotochukwu Ibeanusi and all those that lost their loved ones, we urge the Federal Government to investigate the issue and get those guilty punished.

In his response; the INPA Chairman, Elder Lambert Ojukwu lauded Charley Boy for his unrelenting fight against the oppressed and called on the youths to key unto his footstep.

Ojukwu identified his programmes as an eye opener rather than  a failure and urged both the Federal and State Governments to copy his programmes even as he assured him that Imo people are not ashamed of him.

Among those who accompanied Charly Boy on the courtesy call include a renowned human right activist Odinkalu as well as the Imo State leader of “our mumudondo” Comrade Precious Nwadike.