No be her fault she dey try learn work from our leaders Charly Boy responds to Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma’s confession
Charles Oputa, commonly known as Charly Boy, a veteran Nigerian artist, has claimed that political personalities may have had an impact on the present admissions issue concerning Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma, a UTME candidate.
Charly Boy, who is well-known for having a strong stance on societal issues and criticising political officials, came to Twitter on Sunday to express his thoughts.
The issue started when the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) scores were made public. Nkechiyere Umeh was first named the applicant with the highest score—a 360—in that round.
Mmesoma, a 19-year-old student at Uruagu Nnewi’s Anglican Girls’ Secondary School, disagreed with this outcome, stating she had received a 362-point score.
The Anambra State government appointed a committee to look into her accusations in response
Mmesoma admitted to falsifying her exam results, which was confirmed by the committee’s findings.
Many people, like Charly Boy, reacted to this news by quickly drawing a link between Mmesoma’s behaviour and the social impact of political leaders.
Charly Boy took to Twitter to express his surprise at Mmesoma’s ability to trick so many people, including himself, with her eloquent defence and apparent innocence.
He also emphasised the importance of exercising prudence while making decisions, meaning that Mmesoma was still a gifted individual who required parental guidance and counselling.
He wrote;
“Mmesoma Ejikeme fooled many including me, checkout the fluency with which she defended herself with such innocence. These children na wa, ooo. She is still a brilliant girl so let’s not be in a hurry to destroy her, the parents have a lot of counselling to do with her.
By the way, who never fuckup, raise ur hand. She learn work from leaders that believed that forgery is good plus those who never found their weac result till date. Am sure she was in dis Naija as INEC was manipulating Nigeria electoral process.”