Obasanjo escorts dignitaries to the London premiere of Charly Boy’s memoir, “999.”

A group of dignitaries will be led by former President Olusegun Obasanjo to the London, UK, publication of Charly Boy's groundbreaking book "999."

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In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Abuja, Charly Boy revealed this.
He claims that following the book’s successful premiere in Nigeria, where prominent people attended, the book will now go on an international tour that would include stops in London, Germany, Kenya, and other places.

According to the “Areafada,” Obasanjo, the author of the book’s foreword, will serve as the main host for the September 29 London premiere. He said that the gathering would unite fans of the Charly Boy brand, Nigerians living abroad, and other luminaries, such as Dr. Obioma Akagburuonye, a Nigerian philanthropist and businessman.

The quirky performer and well-known social campaigner claims that the London event will be an evening of reality, introspection, and true tales. “We are going to launch ‘999’ in London on September 29, so the story is still developing,” he stated.

Charly Boy, who recently overcame prostate cancer, claims that the Charly Boy Foundation will use the tour to reach Nigerian communities in the diaspora with its ongoing campaign on men’s health, specifically prostate difficulties.

“999,” an interesting and unrestricted book that reveals the guy behind the Charly Boy brand, was publicly unveiled on July 31 in Lagos, according to NAN.

Obasanjo served as the main host of the public presentation, which brought together leaders, media figures, and other interested parties as well as members of the diplomatic community, including former Commonwealth Secretary-General Emeka Anyaoku.

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