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Charly Boy Blows Hot, Blasts Sheikh Gumi For Saying That “Attacking Bandits Will Be A Mistake” (Video)

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Veteran Nigerian entertainer, Charly Boy has slammed Sheikh Ahmed Gumi for suggesting that negotiating with bandits, rather than confronting them, is the solution to insecurity.

In a video shared by Charly Boy, whose real name is Charles Oputa, Gumi is seen speaking about bandits.

The Islamic cleric from Northern Nigeria stated that the US attacking bandits will only lead to more chaos.

He said attacking bandits will be a “mistake”.

He suggested instead that bandits should be listened to, negotiated with, and included in the budget.

Reacting, Charly Boy, aka Area Fada, wrote; “Sheikh Gumi, Come make I ask you something you dey alright? Do u need medical attention?

“You Dey think before you talk?

“You say attacking bandits will be a mistake? Are you mad? Are you normal? Or na bandit spirit don colonize your sense?

“People dey cry, Families dey bury children, Farmers no fit go farm, Villages dey empty like ghost town And you stand for public dey defend criminals wey be your congregation?

“Wetin dey wrong with you??

“Any small thing, you go rush microphone:

‘Negotiate with them.’ ‘Don’t attack them.’ ‘Give them amnesty.’ ‘Bandits are not terrorists.’ Shut up abeg.

“Which kain amnesty you don ever suggest for the victims? Which kain negotiation you don do with the families wey bandits scatter their future? E clear say na you dey represent k!llers.

“You dey talk like their PRO. Like their spiritual adviser. Like their unofficial mouthpiece.

“I don tire for your nonsense, honestly. You be cleric, but your mouth no dey bring peace. Na fake you be

“You dey act like say bandits na endangered species wey we suppose protect.

“God punish you for us.

“Let me tell you now Any leader, cleric or elder wey dey use ‘dialogue’ excuse to pamper k!llers is part of the problem.
U no go di£ better I swear.

“Because if na your family bandits carry,
If na your people dem butcher, Your mouth no go ever produce ‘dialogue.’

“You go suddenly turn military commander.
You go shout ‘attack them!’ louder than siren.

“Sheikh Gumi, hear me well: Stop talking nonsense. Stop defending evil. Stop creating confusion. Stop making Nigeria look like playground for criminals.

“For once, use your influence talk truth: ‘Bandits must be crushed. Victims must be protected. Government must wake up.’

“If you no fit talk that one, At least respect your old age and shut the fuckup. Ur fathers left nyash.

“Make una help me rain curses on dis mad man.”

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Nollywood Actress, Angela Okorie Allegedly Re-Arrested Over Alleged Refusal To Pay Lawyer Who Secured Her Bail (Video)

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Angela Okorie, the Nigerian actress, has reportedly been re-arrested over allegations that she refused to pay the lawyer who secured her bail from Suleja Prison.

Angela was re-arrested at the Suleja prison on Tuesday, immediately she was released on bail.

This came less than an hour after actor Stanley Ontop raised the alarm over an alleged plan to re-arrest the actress after release on Tuesday.

Speaking in a video on Instagram, actress Doris Ogala who said she is already on her way to the police station, stated that the actress was re-arrested by an unnamed Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, for refusing to pay the N5 million agreed fee to secure her bail.

Doris said; “You see, one thing is for someone to cut their clothes according to their size. Angela has been arrested again. As a matter of fact, I’m going to the police station now. You see, when Angela was arrested by Mercy, she called a friend of her or village person. I don’t know how they relate. To help her get a SAN.

“And the SAN charged them N5 million. I think the SAN was the one who even facilitated the bail and all that. Now when Angela knew that they have granted her bail according to the lady, Angela started saying that she didn’t ask her to get a SAN and she wasn’t going to pay the money, and meanwhile this lady has deposited.”

Recall that Angela, who was granted bail on Friday after her arrest by Mercy Johnson over alleged defamation, regained her freedom few minutes ago after perfecting her bail conditions.

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I Can Decide To Revoke The Land Allocated To Onitsha Main Market And Build A School On It” — Gov Soludo

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Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State has warned that he has the power to revoke the land allocated to Onitsha Main Market and use it for public purposes, including building a school. According to Soludo, this action would be taken in the interest of the public and is backed by the Land Use Act.

The governor made this statement during a meeting with leaders of the Anambra State Markets Amalgamated Traders Association (ASMATA), emphasizing that the law empowers him to revoke market lands across the state for overriding public interest.

Soludo stated that the government could compensate original landowners and that affected parties could challenge the compensation amount in court, but not the revocation itself.

The governor’s warning comes amid tensions between the state government and market traders, with Soludo insisting on reopening the market despite a sit-at-home order imposed by the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB).

 

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IPOB Declares South-East Shutdown On Monday Over Onitsha Market Closure, Demands Nnamdi Kanu’s Release

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The group insisted that the sit-at-home was a peaceful form of civil disobedience and denied claims that it amounted to economic sabotage or criminality.

 

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has announced a Biafra-wide solidarity lockdown scheduled for Monday, February 2, across the South-East, in protest against the closure of the Onitsha Main Market and to demand the immediate release of its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

In a statement issued on Friday by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, IPOB said the planned shutdown of economic and public activities in the region was a voluntary act of solidarity with traders in Onitsha, following the Anambra State government’s decision to shut the main market for one week.

The group also blasted Governor Chukwuma Soludo for threatening for further closures, revocation of land allocations, demolitions, and other sanctions against traders.

IPOB described the market closure as “economic warfare” against the people of the region, alleging that the action was intended to suppress continued observance of the Monday sit-at-home protest demanding Kanu’s release.

The group insisted that the sit-at-home was a peaceful form of civil disobedience and denied claims that it amounted to economic sabotage or criminality.

According to the statement, the solidarity lockdown is not an enforcement action but a collective response by residents angered by what IPOB called punitive measures against traders whose livelihoods depend on the Onitsha Main Market, widely regarded as one of the largest markets in Africa.

The group called on traders, transport operators, banks, schools, civil servants, and other sectors across Anambra, Abia, Imo, Enugu, Ebonyi, and other parts of the former Eastern Region to remain indoors and suspend activities on the day of the protest.

IPOB reiterated its commitment to non-violence and urged supporters to remain law-abiding and avoid confrontations.

The group warned against what it described as possible “false flag operations” aimed at discrediting its cause.

It maintained that its agitation is focused on dialogue and a referendum on Biafran self-determination.

The group further accused the Anambra State governor of acting against the interests of traders and residents, insisting that any action against Onitsha traders amounted to an attack on all Biafrans.

 

Governor Soludo on Monday announced the temporary closure of the Onitsha Main Market for one week over traders’ continued observance of the Monday sit-at-home earlier ordered by IPOB.

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