We all know...was that why you so shamelessly collect the 9 figure...Old Agbaya

BUSHHUNTER:
He couldn't say it better.

Charley Boy's father is Justice Oputa.
He sent Charley to London to go and learn Law, become a lawyer and bring about justice.
Charley, went to London and followed bad gang, this type of Punk people, London Agbero.
That's where he learnt all the ear ring, and motocycle nonsense he dey do.

He's old now, and is regretting not learning the Law that his father paid for.

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[color=#000099][/color]Mr Charly boy if Nigeria is a prison to you, it is a gold mine to me, be careful what decrees you accept, cos it may affect you in the long run, I will succeed and over succeed in Nigeria and the gates of hell will not prevail, yes I will.

To live in the prison na by choice

better give your life to Christ

lawrenzoo:
He should go to kirikiri and understand what the real prison is

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He would different kind of karma if he allows de government to get hold of his mouth

I read the comments here and I smh. We so lack understanding and so ignorant. When he said we are living in prison he didn’t mean that literally. We are so comfortable in Nigeria that we think everything is okay. Just travel to ordinary Ghana here and your sanity will be restored. We are really living in a dungeon. Pukes �

Yeye the smell.. Abeg nah today him just the know?

This guy need to be taken to yaba left, a disgrace to manhood

Anima I hate you and Jonathan with passion,go meet your folks in San Francisco

daddytime:
From the header, I thought Charlie was talking about being in prison as per his sexuality.
I'd said, " Baba has been out of the closet for as long as we've all known him o".

I thought same as well.

Your mumu never peak

There was a day I was on a journey to Abuja and we got to I think keffi. My attention was drawn to this prisoner transport that had prisoners inside and a huge padlock protecting the cages. My heart skipped I saw a man in the cage with his hands holding one of the bars on the cage and fear catch me. Why? U may ask, because he is a prisoner in a prison that is in a prison, that was my exact thought imagine being imprisoned in a country like Nigeria. God fobid I'd rather die than have to experience such, a place like naija where everything is shitty.
Talk about shitty one unfinished building that's meant to house halls and staff offices in my locale has been smelling for the past few months, infact since it has been used for easy access to other parts of the same building that have been finished it has been smelling with sights of human feaces if you bother to look. And just recently while passing through and covering my nose I said to myself this shit can only happen in Nigeria. Honestly it can happen no where else, why is Nigeria like this?

I don't get it. is Charlie boy a homosexual or what . acting like bobrisky

Then accept Jesus Christ into ur life..You shall be set free

Nearly every southern Nigerian living in Nigeria is living in a prison yard.

Northern Nigeria's military dictators who created 20 states in one region but created 17 states in two southern regions made Nigeria a Prison Yard with Fulani as prison warders. Land mass is never considered when creating states in a country of regional diversity.

By drawing large political representation from Fulani controlled northern region, Fulani politicians control Nigeria's political process.

But they dont flog your bottom as they use to flog the real prisoners in prison

DeRuggedProf:
Nigeria is so corrupt that boys no longer grow into men. I was expecting this guy to become Charly Man at 69...
Maybe, just maybe, the prison caused it.

The prison and the nine figure bribe from APC’s incorruptible saint

True talk.
Only those in prison can explain the true meaning of freedom

The same youths suffering and smiling are the ones condemning this simple truth. Suffer go finish Una life and generations.