Buhari: 2face Idibia replies Charly Boy

Africa’s finest singer and activist, Innocent Ujah Michael
Idibia, otherwise known as 2baba, has fired back at his colleague,
Charles Oputa, aka, Charly Boy, for accusing him of contributing to
Nigeria’s problems.

Charly Boy had lampooned Mr. Idibia for shunning his recent
protest.

Reacting, however, the singer said he wouldn’t understand why
the Area Fada would call him out because he (Tuface) didn’t join
his protest.

“The only thing I have to say about the protest is that I am not
Nigeria’s problem. I don’t understand why Charly Boy is calling me
out. He should talk to the people that are Nigeria’s problem. That
is all I have to say about that,” he said.

The singer further commented on the recent release and acquittal
of his former employee, Dammy Krane, who was accused of credit card
fraud in the US.

“I always knew that Dammy Krane would be freed but you know that
he still had to go to court and clear his name. It was just
unfortunate that it happened to him.

“I would say that he was at the right place at the wrong time.
He was going for a show and some people that were travelling with
him were of questionable character and it implicated everyone else.
It could have happened to anybody.

“A similar occurrence almost happened to me once. I went for a
show in Amsterdam or somewhere in Europe, I can’t really recall.
The ticket was bought with stolen cards and I did not know. It
almost caused problems for me but everyone was aware that I did not
buy the ticket myself so they sorted it out. Such an incident could
happen to anybody,” he added.

Africa’s finest singer and activist, Innocent Ujah Michael
Idibia, otherwise known as 2baba, has fired back at his colleague,
Charles Oputa, aka, Charly Boy, for accusing him of contributing to
Nigeria’s problems.

Charly Boy had lampooned Mr. Idibia for shunning his recent
protest.

Reacting, however, the singer said he wouldn’t understand why
the Area Fada would call him out because he (Tuface) didn’t join
his protest.

“The only thing I have to say about the protest is that I am not
Nigeria’s problem. I don’t understand why Charly Boy is calling me
out. He should talk to the people that are Nigeria’s problem. That
is all I have to say about that,” he said.

The singer further commented on the recent release and acquittal
of his former employee, Dammy Krane, who was accused of credit card
fraud in the US.

“I always knew that Dammy Krane would be freed but you know that
he still had to go to court and clear his name. It was just
unfortunate that it happened to him.

“I would say that he was at the right place at the wrong time.
He was going for a show and some people that were travelling with
him were of questionable character and it implicated everyone else.
It could have happened to anybody.

“A similar occurrence almost happened to me once. I went for a
show in Amsterdam or somewhere in Europe, I can’t really recall.
The ticket was bought with stolen cards and I did not know. It
almost caused problems for me but everyone was aware that I did not
buy the ticket myself so they sorted it out. Such an incident could
happen to anybody,” he added.