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Thanks Charly, u made sense

[color=#006600][/color]Mr charle thank you if truly you are the that bring this up......Parents that you have hard him...Is not to inprison your children

Its disheartening that most Nigerians no longer have interest in reading, and many here conclude without reading the writeup that he meant financial bequeathment. Good to see Justice Oputa left a great deal of wisdom for his son.

you go n justify your own

Zico5:
He is only trying to justify some of his bad and inglorious decisions

mu2sa2:
You didn't get the message the guy is putting across.

smh! who told u i didnt? go jor....

VcStunner:
We copy that... personally I like Justice Chukwudifu Oputa. He was a great man. Even Fawehinmi was schooled in law and activism by this man. I don't know about charly but he had a great father. I pray his kids will say same about him.

if u never knew Charly, then why are u on his story?

captainflash:
gerat jor......the billions without christ is nothing... tell him i said so!

And even the poorest man without Christ is NOTHING.

Good for him ooo..

While some parents re living their children with Billions of poverty oriented mindset..

I envy Charley sha..
Old skool parents always have this moral they always impact on us, luv my Dad for that else I may not be alive today...

Stelvin101:
I never liked this guy one bit but i must admit, I find this personal expression from him fascinating cause somewhere along the line, those of us who were opportune to have a father and not bond with them will definitely understand where wat dis Raster Fara Biker is saying. Am impressed with is English sha make I nor lie but i still don't like em

who cares? as if NFCS does.

dearpreye:
And even the poorest man without Christ is NOTHING.

Tell that to the Muslim billionaires in the UAE

According to Islam, you're going to hell

he didn't say or mean billions in cash but in morals

hahn:
Tell that to the Muslim billionaires in the UAE

According to Islam, you're going to hell

Bro, I'm determined to be wealthy....anyone who defeats themselves with the taking that both poor and rich will end up same way as dust, can continue in that path.

Religion......hmmm

Charlie Boy The Over-Tattooed and Over-Pierced Gasbag!

dearpreye:
Bro, I'm determined to be wealthy....anyone who defeats themselves with the taking that both poor and rich will end up same way as dust, can continue in that path.

Religion......hmmm

I'm only pulling your legs

hahn:
I'm only pulling your legs

My boss, I know very well na....You be my boss.

dearpreye:
And even the poorest man without Christ is NOTHING.

lol u r right man..

adeshock1:
ok, chaly boy, you lack one things which is jesus

How do you know he does not have Jesus? All his father told him of which he believed and ready to practice are not inconsistent with the words of Jesus. Let's not seem to judge. Only God knows those who are genuinely worshiping Him.

captainflash:
lol u r right man..

Poverty itself is a hindrance to making Heaven.

good for him

jascon1:
if u never knew Charly, then why are u on his story?

"I don't know about you, but I think......" is a personal expression about something. So you can go back and read that line as my personal expression which replaced "in my opinion". Thanks

charlie boy is a local champion poorly dressed, colo mentality 3rd rate African singer with not much decent songs and performance to show for anything.
He is only famous because in Nigeria rubbish is described as talent.

Looks like an IGBO spare parts seller in fake designer gear

Ilekeh:
How was he great? Look at the lawlessness in Nigeria.

Mediocrity.

Oputa is not the Falana's or some judges that are easily influenced by today's politicians. We are talking about judges and right activists who operated during the military era. Who never hid behind the keypads of their fones and laptops to blindly criticize govt even without the slightest knowledge but stood firm in front of the tanks to agitate for equity and fair play . Mediocrity is when non of your kinsmen can write a line out of the famous Oputa panel report that was never implemented due to its findings and recommendations. Needless to say he sat over the panel at 88yrs of age. Pls argue with your mates aii

Pheals:
Why while mine will left leave trillion....let the story begins begin

abeg! Correct yursef nxt tym

Writeup quite inspirational, BUT his life is not a match to that of the father. What a pradox!!!

Rendition of the epic of the Prodigal Son.

Featuring- Charle Boy as Son

Oputa as Father.

VcStunner:
Oputa is not the Falana's or some judges that are easily influenced by today's politicians. We are talking about judges and right activists who operated during the military era. Who never hid behind the keypads of their fones and laptops to blindly criticize govt even without the slightest knowledge but stood firm in front of the tanks to agitate for equity and fair play . Mediocrity is when non of your kinsmen can write a line out of the famous Oputa panel report that was never implemented due[b][/b] to its findings and recommendations. Needless to say he sat over the panel at 88yrs of age. Pls argue with your mates aii

Please stop spitting at your screen. What effect does he have on Nigeria's law, considering the lawlessness we have now? How many bribery has he taken from politicians?
We know of Soyinka, Fela & his mother, we don't know what this guy's impact is beyond his erosive enclave.

So it's now Yoruba's fault that he's unknown? When are your going to blame Yoruba for your erectile dysfunction? We're waiting.

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lalasticlala:
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There was no love lost between my late father and I in the beginning. His tough love led me to believe he was a bully and an overbearing old-skool parent. However that changed some 30yrs ago.

For the past twelve years before he passed on in my house in 2014, I brought my parents from Oguta in their retirement to live with me in my Abuja residence. To look after them, love, care and protect them in their old age. Some times I feel I was making restitution for all my rascality and the high blood pressure I might have caused them in my teenage years. Oh Yeah! I was a hand full.

The time we spent in my house were great years of great bonding between father and son. With hindsight I prefer to interpret that singular decision to bring them to live with me, as the most profound thing I ever did in my life. Through the constant casual discussions we had, engaging him at different levels of intellectual and interactive intercourse, I became very curious about life. He reawakened in me a deeper meaning to life, the realisation of my purpose on earth, the reinforcement of the strong values he engraved in my DNA. And above all, I learnt the value of contentment and humility from my Guru.

Not a lot of us are blessed with parents who make strong impact on our lives and shape our mindset. For this I am grateful to God. I feel blessed. I was raised on an overdose of strong morals, value, integrity, spirituality. It was pounded into my skull that a good name is worth more than all the billions in the bank. As a former Principal in his younger days, my father was a natural born teacher. Always wanting to share knowledge, so full of wits and wisdom. It was his love of wisdom that made me fall in love with him.

My father thought me Charles Chukwuemeke Oputa to lead a good moral life, to be mindful and aware of my thoughts and action and to keep developing wisdom and understanding in any situation I find myself.

We talked about the apparent injustices and inequalities that abound in Nigeria and around the world, and he kept downloading to me all the code of practice or way of life that leads to true happiness. One of his teachings was that wealth does not guarantee happiness and that wealth is impermanent. That in every country people suffer whether rich or poor. But those who seek to understand the true meaning of life can find true happiness.

As we both came into the light; understanding our individual gifts from God, he talked about me with Pride. About my tenacity, consistency, focus, belief in self, and in my ability to be who so ever I want to be in a conservative environment.
What’s the point in all of this?

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It is really not where we’re coming from that counts but where we are heading to. There is more to life than gold and silver. If you don’t have the kinda friendship I shared with my father and you have children, let this be your opportunity to draw them closer and nurture them with the right value and character. It is not the material things you leave for your children that counts, but the things you teach them. I thank God that my pop passed on to me billions in value and spirituality. Can you feel me?


Charly Boy


http://jaguda.com/2015/10/14/the-billions-my-father-left-me-by-charly-boy/

@bolded. 100% FACT. I'll want my children saying same things.


Sanity gradually coming to our darling Charlie...

Ilekeh:
Please stop spitting at your screen. What effect does he have on Nigeria's law, considering the lawlessness we have now? How many bribery has he taken from politicians?
We know of Soyinka, Fela & his mother, we don't know what this guy's impact is beyond his erosive enclave.

So it's now Yoruba's fault that he's unknown? When are your going to blame Yoruba for your erectile dysfunction? We're waiting

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It is really not where we’re coming from that counts but where we are heading to. There is more to life than gold and silver. If you don’t have the kinda friendship I shared with my father and you have children, let this be your opportunity to draw them closer and nurture them with the right value and character. It is not the material things you leave for your children that counts, but the things you teach them. I thank God that my pop passed on to me billions in value and spirituality. Can you feel me?


Charly Boy


http://jaguda.com/2015/10/14/the-billions-my-father-left-me-by-charly-boy/[/quote]Well with all dis stories, I do hope u av a FOUNDATION to help d poor and d orphans who by chance may not have d privilege to tell such tales abt dia parents and yet still hoping for brighter future .


#lets lend a hand to the needy