Charly Boy Reacts To E-Money, Kcee Showering Praises On MC Oluomo

Veteran Nigerian singer, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy has reacted to the recent hosting of the Chairman of Lagos State Parks and Garages, MC Oluomo by Nigerian socialite, E-Money and his music star brother Kcee.

KCee and E-Money were seen in a viral video on social media, hailing MC Oluomo, saying he is a great and powerful man, and his presence in their home was highly welcomed.

KCee, who delivered the speech, was carrying a small tray filled with bundles of N500 notes and a case of wine which were presented to the Lagos transport boss.

The singer said even if the money presented to MC Oluomo was tiny, it had to be placed on a tray as a token of appreciation to the transport boss who visited their home.

“The last man standing,” his brother E-Money added.

Reacting to the video, which he shared on his Twitter handle, Charly Boy, an Igbo like Kcee and E-Money, appears to be disappointed with the two brothers.

According to him, MC Oluomo intimidated Igbos in Lagos at the just concluded general elections and even led a campaign resulting in the physical assault on Igbos, but the two brothers refer to such a man as great and powerful.

Charly Boy wrote, “MC Oluomo intimidated Igbos in Lagos. Even led a campaign dt resulted in physical assault on Igbos.

“But according to E-money, MC is a great and powerful man.
Can someone help me understand dis video we just watched? Am confused.”

MC Oluomo intimated Igbos in Lagos. Even led a campaign dt resulted in physical assault on Igbos.

But according to E-money, MC is a great and powerful man.@MairoEnoch

Can someone help me understand dis video we just watched?
Am confused. pic.twitter.com/5QTJUAqjw8

— Charly Boy Area Fada 1 (@AreaFada1) May 11, 2023

In other news, Kanyi Daily reported that the Federal Government said it will spend a total of N22.4 billion feeding inmates in correctional centres nationwide.

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Dr Shuaib Belgore disclosed this on Thursday at a two-day High Conference on Decongestion and Corrections Management in Abuja, the nation’s capital.