2023: Nigeria will never be same again – Charlyboy

<p>Nigerian singer/songwriter, Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, popularly known as Charly Boy, has expressed optimism that with the emergence of the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi as another force in the February election, Nigeria’s politics will never remain the same again.</p>, <p>He wondered why they are still kept back in school even as the deadline for PVC collection elapses in the next 10 days.</p>, <p>In a tweet on his verified handle on Thursday, the music star opined that most of the students registered for the PVC in their various states during the prolonged strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.</p>, <p>In a tweet on his verified account, the famous activist said no matter the outcome of the presidential poll, the Obidient movement has reshaped the political climate.</p>, <p>“It’s 10days remaining for collection, @inecnigeria why are students still in school by now?” He asked.</p>, <p>“There is a reawakening that the old ways do not favour the People but criminal few. Because of Peter Obi, Nigeria will never be the same again”.</p>, <p>According to him, Nigerians are now aware that the old way of electing leaders do not favour them but only “few criminals”.</p>, <p>A member of the Psquare music group, Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has questioned why tertiary institutions are still in session amid the ongoing collection of Permanent Voters Card, PVC.</p>, <p>He wrote, “The last 9 months have been so interesting as far as our political climate is concerned. Whatever happens after February 25th, the Nigeria Perception of Leadership will change, the Nigeria political space, and the Nigeria mumulistic Mentality.</p>, <p>“Out of the 74 million youths eligible voters, 26 million of them are students and they are all back in school, most of them registered during the ASUU strike.</p>