Entertainment2027: ‘Blood will flow, rig and die’ Charly Boy tells Nigerians not to tolerate rigging.

Maverick singer, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, has said he is looking forward to Nigerians adopting a ‘rig and die’ policy to protect their votes in the 2027 general elections.

He urged Nigerians to change the current government by any means necessary, claiming that “before it gets better, it will get worse.”

He claimed that the corruption in the present administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is ten times worse than the immediate past administration of the late former President Muhammadu Buhari.

Speaking in a recent interview with Jay On-Air, Charly Boy said, “The corruption in the current administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is ten times worse than the last administration of the late former President Muhammadu Buhari…


“All I’m interested in right now is, will our votes count in 2027? How do we do it? How do we get these monsters away from leadership positions? It’s not about Mr A can steal more than Mr B. The people stealing our national wealth are from all the tribes. We know the game.

“But I’m hoping to see ‘rig and die’ come 2027. Blood will flow; before it gets better, it will get worse.”

Brief: ‘Let’s Face 2027 Elections’ — Charly Boy Shrugs Off Bus Stop Renaming.

Musician and activist Charles Oputa, aka Charly Boy, has downplayed the renaming of the Charly Boy Bus Stop in Gbagada, Lagos, urging Nigerians to focus instead on the 2027 general elections.

Speaking on The Morning Brief, he said the gesture was not a priority, stressing that recognition should go to anyone who has served their community — including new honoree, music star Olamide.

Charly Boy, who once lived in Gbagada and contributed to the area, said the bus stop was originally named after him in the early 1990s. However, he insisted that national issues, especially political accountability and credible elections, matter more than symbolic name changes.

He warned Nigerians not to support leaders who serve personal interests and called for a people-focused, honest, and self-reliance-driven leadership in 2027.
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"That was a bit silly and petty. If it's about what one has done for that community, go and verify, you can't touch my record" - Charly Boy reacts to the renaming of Charly Boy bus stop to Olamide Baddo.

Lawyer, Femi Falana Reacts After Lagos Govt Erased Charly Boy's Name From A Bus Stop And Put Badoo.

Senior Advocate of Nigeria and human rights activist, Femi Falana has reacted after the name of award winning musician and activist, Charly Boy was erased from a bus stop in the Bariga area of Lagos state.

Femi Falana's statement was contained in a report that was published on the official X handle of Channels TV on Sunday, July 27, 2025.

According to report that surfaced online, the name of Charly Boy was erased from the bus stop and changed to that of Nigerian rapper, Olamide Adedeji popularly known as Badoo.

In the report that was published online, the Senior Advocate of Nigeria stated that the act is unconstitutional.

Femi Falana faulted the decision of the Lagos state government to change the name of the bus stop.

Here is what Femi Falana said according to Channels TV;

"Charley Boy bus stop acquired its name sociologically due to its functionality and the positive impact which Charley Boy has historically made in the area".

The Bariga LCDA has officially renamed the popular Charly Boy Bus Stop to Olamide Baddo Bus Stop, in honour of award-winning rapper Olamide Adedeji. According to the council, the move is to celebrate his impact and contributions both locally and globally. #olamideadedeji #olamide #olamidebaddo
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"You Can Change the Signboard, Not the Legacy!" — Charly Boy Blasts Renaming of Iconic Lagos Bus Stop


Veteran entertainer and activist Charly Boy (Area Fada) is calling out the Bariga LCDA after his namesake bus stop was renamed in honour of music star Olamide Badoo.

While Bariga LCDA Chairman Kolade David says the change celebrates global icons from the area, Charly Boy sees it as a politically driven erasure attempt.

"You can replace a signboard but not a spirit... The name Charly Boy was given by the people, not politicians," he declared on X.

He slammed the move as a fear-driven act meant to bury his activist legacy — one that shook tables and empowered communities.

"Legacy lives in the hearts you’ve changed, not the street signs you alter."

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“Legacy isn’t on a signboard,” media personality Charly Boy says as bus stop formerly named after him gets renamed after singer Olamide Baddo.