Controversial Nigerian entertainer Charly boy made the news recently about pictures of him in tribal outfits with tons of make up too Read here. The pictures were taken to feature in a magazine 'illusion'.
He is featured on the cover of Illusion magazine - November issue. wearing a tribal Ade Bakare Couture inspired see through organza sweep coat with only a thong to cover his body.
He had some of the following issues to clear in the interview conducted.
On Nigerian anti-gay law: You
know our people have a problem with prioritizing. My sexuality as long
as long as it is not harassing anybody what has that got to do with the
obnoxious corruption that is going on with impunity? People’s sexual
preference does not come into priority, what is going on with all our
money? I blame our people because it’s not just about the leaders but
followers. I’m not happy with the Nigerian youths, they don’t speak
about the leadership, threats and pains they experience daily, and they
have compromised to such and mortgaged their futures. Out of fear and
weakness they left the rot persist which is unfortunate, the future they
all talk about, what do they see? Because tomorrow belongs to the
youths and if they don’t take it back by any means, these riff-rafts
will continue to spoil things
On losing his dad: We
made peace some twenty years ago, he was the one who initially told me
that this lifestyle won’t work here, that it will bring disrespect and
no one will ever want to work for or with me. That however, gave me more
impetus to forge ahead, advanced my stubbornness, consistency and the
ability to focus in the face of so many oppositions. So he called me
some years ago and told me he was so proud of me and it melted my heart.
For the past fifteen years he lived with me, we bonded, we literally
became best friends. So when he had a stroke, it gave me time to prepare
physically, spiritually and otherwise and the fact that i made him a
fulfilled man, I didn’t cry, I don’t know why but I took it well.
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