Nigeria has bigger issues than Zack Orji — Charly Boy tackles minister over hospital visit

• Zack Orji was reported to be seriously down with sickness for weeks
• The minister of arts and culture and the creative economy had paid him a visit at the hospital few days ago
• Charly boy reacted, slammed the minister for leaving important issues in the country to visit the ailing actor

Controversial Nigerian activist, Charly Boy, has taken a firm stand against Hannatu Musawa, the Minister of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, over recent visit to Nollywood actor, Zack Orji, who has been hospitalized for weeks.

Recall that the minister paid Orji a visit on Tuesday at a private hospital in Abuja.

In a post on X, Charly Boy called Musawa an attention seeker, stating that the sick actor is the least of Nigeria’s concerns.

Charly Boy criticized the minister, arguing that Nigeria is grappling with far more significant problems than celebrity hospital visits.

He also questioned how the visits would lower the country’s growing cost of living or the price of gasoline.

Sharing a video of Zack Orji in the hospital, Charly boy wrote:

“Chronic attention seekers make we hear word. Nigeria currently has bigger terminal problem wey pass Zack Orji.
Don’t get it twisted, He’s a respected nigerian icon. his contributions are there for all to see.

Everyone including the factory fitted mumu’s for dis country know he’s the least of our problems.

How does dat visit bring down the price of petrol or the devilish rising cost of living.

Shey, no be civilians for Plateau state who were ‘mistakenly’ bombed by the Air force. Over 300 casualties, dey don’t deserve visitation or a day of national mourning abi?

Madam we mumu Nigerians get it, una lamba too much. Since una don grab am and are running with it, continue to be catching ur cruise, we already know the agender of dis dysfunctional and grossly incompetent Owambe gofment of APC.

But dis too, shall pass.

If una wan help Zack, carryam go abroad since na una strong supporter. National hospital is a mortuary ooooo.”