Charley Boy Questions Criticism of Peter Obi, Says Unity Among Nigerians Threatens Political Elites

Veteran entertainer and activist Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charley Boy, has sparked fresh political debate with comments on opposition politics and the treatment of key political figures in Nigeria.

According to a report by Nevon HQ published on Saturday, July 25, 2026, Charley Boy questioned the persistent criticism directed at Peter Obi, suggesting that the level of attacks against the former presidential candidate was difficult to understand.

In one of his remarks, he also referenced actor-turned-politician Kenneth Okonkwo, saying, “I swear to God, Kenneth Okonkwo is a man of particular concern. I don’t know if they do am juju.”

Known for his outspoken views, Charley Boy said he was troubled by what he sees as unnecessary attacks and divisions within Nigeria’s political space, particularly against individuals he believes are being unfairly targeted.

The team’s choice to wear traditional attire was seen by many as a powerful statement of unity and national pride, emphasizing that their strength lies not only in their athletic skills but also in their cultural roots.

The arrival photos, captioned with the team’s rallying declaration, “We are #TheQueens of Africa!” highlight the Falcons’ determination to defend their title and continue their dominance in African women’s football.

The images depict the squad standing together with a sense of purpose, their heads held high, embodying the spirit of resilience and pride that has characterized their recent successes.

Fans and football enthusiasts took to social media to express their admiration for the team’s bold and culturally rich entrance.

Many lauded the players for their stylish display and for using their platform to promote Nigerian culture on an international stage.


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