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Dino Melaye’s joke about Charly Boy triggers online stir

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Former senator Dino Melaye has sparked controversy with a comment about entertainer Charly Boy.

In a video posted on Instagram, Melaye joked in Pidgin English about Charly Boy’s financial situation, Diaspora Digital Media (DDM) gathers.

He said, “Charly Boy roof dey leak, he no get money to fix am,” causing mixed reactions online.

Many viewers interpreted the remark as playful banter, while others saw it as disrespectful and unnecessary.

The video quickly spread across Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, attracting attention from fans and critics alike.

Charly Boy, born Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa, is a renowned figure in Nigeria’s entertainment and activism space.

Known as “Area Fada,” he embraces eccentric fashion and advocates for social justice and youth empowerment.

His public image reflects a rejection of materialism and a preference for simplicity and authenticity.

Dino Melaye, also known for his dramatic flair, is familiar with controversy and bold public statements.

He did not offer clarification after the comment, leaving people to interpret his intention.

Online users were divided, some laughed it off, while others called it an unnecessary jab.

Critics questioned whether Melaye’s joke hinted at deeper issues with Charly Boy’s finances.

Supporters argued that Charly Boy would likely handle the joke without offense.

The incident raised questions about the financial realities of older Nigerian entertainers.

Despite fame, many veterans struggle with lasting financial stability due to limited support and resources.

This situation reveals gaps in Nigeria’s entertainment industry, particularly for ageing performers.

The episode also reflects how entertainment and politics often intertwine in Nigerian social discourse.

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Public figures increasingly use social media for commentary, satire, and self-expression.

Melaye’s platforms often feature viral content blending humor with political messaging.

As of now, Charly Boy has not publicly responded to the comment.

Fans await a possible response, either directly or through creative expression.

The situation underscores how one remark can spark widespread online debate in Nigeria.

It also shows how deeply Nigerians engage with their celebrities and political figures.

This episode is another example of how charisma and controversy drive public conversations today.

 

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