Renomination of the bus stop: Charly Boy reacts, says you can Rena …

The controversial entertainment and activist Charles, popularly known as Charly Boy or Fada area, said that the authorities could rename the places but not the inheritance.

Charly Boy spoke to Swift placed on the local government’s decision to rename Charly Boy Bus Stop in Lagos after another musician, Olamide Baddo.

It is believed that the bus stop, “Charly Boy Bus Stop”, in the Axis of Gbagada-Bariga, has gained its name from the influence and presence of the musician Maverick and the social cruciate in the area during the peak of the years of activism.

However, the state authorities of Lagos through the executive president of Bariga Lcda, Kolade Alabi, on Friday renamed the bus stop as Olamide Baddo.

But in a fiery post on social media, Charly Boy has rejected the redenomination as an act led by fear and insecurity, declaring that while the names on the signs could have changed, the spirit and inheritance behind them remained indelible.

“Dey says that Dey Don changes the name of the Charly Boy bus stop. Hmmm. Very interesting.

“But let me remember something simple: you can rename a place … but you can’t rename a legacy,” he shot opted.

He claimed that the name of the bus stop after him was not a political gesture, but an organic act of the people of the community who recognized his contribution to the struggle for justice and the empowerment of the Nigerian normal.

“Bariga, Gbagada, the entire Lagos knows the truth. That name Charly Boy Bus Stop was not given by politicians. It was appointed by the people – the same people fought, walked and enhanced.”

He accused those who behind the change of name of codardia, Abd described the renaissance as a symbolic attempt to erase his influence and silence his inheritance.

“It is fear. The fear of a boy who refused to bow. Fear of a man who challenged the oppressors. Fear of a man who did not ask for the system to be accepted.”

Charly Boy said that, regardless of what the authorities do to erase the physical markers of his presence, his inheritance remains intact in the minds of the Nigerians who still dare to question the authority.

“So go ahead, change the name. But remember: you can’t change the truth. You can’t delete fire.

The enigmatic entertainer assured that, no matter what his inheritance will live.

“Still here. I’m still standing. Fight still. His inheritance? You will go over everyone.”

The move to rename the bus stop has triggered online conversations, with many that express conflicting reactions. While some consider it a routine government exercise, others see it as an need for uselessness insisting on the fact that people will continue to retain the old name they are used to. Yet many others consider change as an irredentism Yoruba stripping aimed at the non -indigenous people of Lagos.

Below is the full text of Charly Boy on his X -handle.

“Dey Don Chang says the name of the Charly Boy bus stop.

Hmmm. Very interesting.

But let me remember something simple:

You can rename a place … but you cannot rename a legacy.

You can replace the sign … but you cannot delete the spirit.

And surely you cannot silence a voice that has shaken the tables for decades!

It is not just a bus stop.

It is fear.

Fear of a boy who refused to bow.

Fear of a man who challenged the oppressors.

Fear of a man who has not asked for the system to be accepted.

So what do shy people do?

The name change how and their shame go away.

Bariga, Gbagada, the whole Lagos knows the truth.

That name Charly Boy Bus Stop was not given by politicians.

He was appointed by the people the same people for whom Fada fought, walked and could enhance.

They can change the sign.

They may pretend not to remember.

But let me remember the area Fada no dey Finish to their area.

He didn’t need to sing sweet songs to be accepted.

He didn’t need to wear agbada to ask for titles.

It is a movement. It is an institution. It is a warning.

Then to all small minds and shy hearts

You can change the name …

But you will never kill the inheritance.

This name Charly Boy is sculpted in the history of Nigeria,

WRITTEN BUTDLY IN THE ROADS OF BARIGA,

Engraved in the minds of those who still dare to question the authority.

Legacy is not on a sign.

It is in the hearts you have changed, the voices you have awakened and the fear you have planted in corrupt souls.

So go ahead, change the name.

But remember

You can’t change the truth. You can’t erase the fire. Fada No Dey Finish area.

Still here.

Still standing.

Still fighting.

His inheritance?

It will survive Yaall. “

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