CharlyBoy’s Memoir “999” Lights Up Times Square Ahead of Lagos Launch

Nigerian music icon CharlyBoy has taken his highly anticipated memoir, “999,” global with a showcase on digital billboards at New York’s Times Square. Fans can glimpse this tell-all story before its official launch. The public presentation is scheduled for July 31 at the Mike Adenuga Centre in Ikoyi, Lagos, and includes a foreword by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The book promises candid reflections on CharlyBoy’s journey through fame, rebellion and personal transformation. Times Square’s immense LED displays cover over 300,000 square feet and attract about 330,000 visitors daily. This eye-catching platform builds excitement ahead of the Lagos event. In snippets shared online, the septuagenarian artist teases tales of challenges, controversies and triumphs. Known as “Areafada,” he has shaped Nigeria’s entertainment scene as a singer, TV host and cultural provocateur since the 1970s.

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