Corruption Is Murder In Disguise, Its’s Time To Treat It As Treason – Charly Boy
Controversial entertainer, Charly Boy, popular known as area
father, has said the only way corruption can be effectively tackled in the
country is by making the crime a treasonable offence.
Charly Boy whose real name is Charles Oputa, described
corruption as murder in disguise while noting that majority of Nigerians are at
the mercy of a “few politician”.
Charly Boy have the suggestion at a news conference organised by
the “Occupy Unlimited” group, a civil society group
advocating for good
governance and a corruption-free society.
The singer urged Nigerians to rally behind the fight against
corruption by President Muhammadu Buhari.
He said, “Corrupt leadership has been killing ordinary Nigerians
slowly and steadily over the years,”
“It is time to properly define it as ‘murder in disguise’, and
treat as treasonable offence against our dear country.
“Over 180 million people are surviving at the mercy of few
politicians who have mastered the art of creating division among her own people
through religion, ethnicity, corruption, and frivolous issues.
Charly Boy said the death penalty should be applied on all
politically-corrupt persons if Nigeria is serious about getting majority of its
population out of economic hardship.
The singer said Nigeria would be better off emulating the likes
of China and Pakistan, where corruption attracts capital punishment.
While noting that “corruption is hiding under the immunity
clause to loot and plunder”, he called for a review of the clause.
“This is a process of holding politicians accountable not only
to their promises, but in their service to the Nigerian nation. The mass
protest will begin at the Unity Fountain in Abuja down to the National Assembly.
Charly Boy announced that the Occupy Unlimited Group will stage a peaceful protest against corruption in the Federal Capital Territory on November 15.
Charly Boy announced that the Occupy Unlimited Group will stage a peaceful protest against corruption in the Federal Capital Territory on November 15.

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