Human rights activist and Convener, Concerned Nigerian group, Deji Adeyanju, has resigned his membership of “Our Mumu Don Do” movement. The “Our Mumu Don Do” movement is led by maverick Nigerian entertainer and activist, Mr Charles Oputa, a.k.a Charly Boy or Area Fada.Mr Adeyanju who announced his resignation from the movement however accused Charly Boy of betraying the very cause of the movement which he said is fighting against injustice, mis-governance and oppression.
Although the president is long back to Nigeria and has remained very healthy, the group, continued its protest against bad governance and what it described as illegal detention of political opponents by the current government. According to Adeyanju, Charly Boy “betrayed the cause” while he was away in prison “and compromised with the oppressors.”
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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