- Charlie Boy revealed that Peter Obi once visited him with a bag he thought contained money, only to find produce instead.
- According to him, Obi spent about two hours discussing politics, family and the state of the country.

Veteran Nigerian entertainer Charlie Boy has shared a touching story about Labor leader Peter Obi that has sparked new discussions online about leadership, integrity and accountability.
In a recent podcast clip, Charlie Boy recounted how Peter Obi showed up at his house at 5 a.m. back in September 2025, carrying a bag that Charlie Boy initially thought contained money. According to him, Obi spent about two hours discussing politics, family and the state of the country.
After the visit, Charlie Boy became curious and decided to check the bag, only to find it was full of produce. It contains garden eggs, roasted peanuts, alligator peppers, kola nuts, papayas, oranges, mangoes and bananas, all reportedly harvested from Obi’s farm.
Charlie Boy said Obi later explained his gesture simply: “Senior, I can’t give you money, but I can give you this. This is what I personally selected.”
The revelation left a lasting impression on the entertainer, who said the action increased his respect for Obi.
Read some of the comments below:
@fayenwealth
I’m so sad why he makes me laughπππ
@JennyEnya
For a moment, I was like, are you sure? Then he said he found garden eggs inside! π€£π€£
@skila009
OMO this script is not a script at allπ
@LilyjoeBae
What a traditional manπ©π©π©
@okaforndubest
Areafadaβs sense of humor is top notchππππ
@mr_chiboi
π Charlie boy really knows how to draw.
Just imagine how quickly the suspense turns into a garden egg, going from “bribery vibe” to “healthy snack vibe”. Even in politics, Nigerians need humor!
@ladyanalysisOAP
Part of me says, ah, I don’t believe this. It turns out to be garden eggsππππ
@more
The APC boys take a look at their stories on usage trends.
@mezieDCee
This fruit is one of the most revered fruits in Igbo land
@BethU20
When you see Obi, don’t think his bag is full of money.
