Hello Charlie, the 'Nwata Miss' crooner.

I've been following the recent turns of events over a couple of weeks now in the country and I can visibly observe that you are very eager and more than willing to speak for the common man out of free will and concern.
But my question is that can you take a bullet for the sake of speaking for the common man and not just the superficial tag of being a social activist.

Without mincing words, you are a privileged member of the society(the haves) going by your history from 1951 through your glorious 80's till this day. Are you ready to go down the path of Beeko Kuti, Gani Fawehinmi, Tai Solarin, Fela Kuti? Remember that the demons that these people fought against on behalf of the people (obasanjo,ibb,abacha,buhari and so on) are still in power today enjoying life while these great men are dissolving away in their deep graves. Even for Abacha who is dead, his family are now living well and far well to do than the families of those great human right activists who took it upon themselves to fight and die for the common man(the have-nots of the society).
They might have left us now,but their stories inspire and rekindle hope in the struggle of today's Nigeria's common man(the have-nots of the society).

Dear Charly, are you ready to go down this path of struggle for the common man, leaving your privileged position behind, probably dying untimely while the people you fight against and their generations unborn continue to enjoy our looted commonwealth.
This is the path of the fighter of the people(the common man).

We have seen many other social activists (keyboard Fingers) recently on the Internet, also celebrities like Tuface Idibia and others like Sowore of Sahara reporters coming out.
The big question is that are you all willing to leave your comfort and privileged position behind and fight for the good of the common man even if it means going to prison or losing your life untimely?
Until then, don't be surprised that the common people are not taking you too seriously. Don't be surprised that people are lukewarm towards celebrities calling for protest.

The Oppressed Nigerian common man of today is looking for a leader like Moses to lead them out of this Egypt of their time but they are yet to see one. Not Charly,Not Sowore,Not Fayose,Not Tuface who are not ready to leave their comfort zone, lead the masses and even pay the ULTIMATE PRICE for it if the need arises.

Thanks Charly.

Yours Truly,
Dr. Sugar.
A Fan and a concerned Nigerian.



NB: The frustration and perceived oppression of common/ordinary Nigerians today is more than that of Egypt in the Bible and the Political Class of the day are just so insensitive just like pharaoh of Egypt of those days. The people are just looking for a Moses to lead them out right now and they'll follow.
Waiting for that Moses.

Cc: Seun Osewa, Mynd44, lalasticlala.

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