Jamaican Artiste Who Actually Had A Surgery To Have

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Jamaican Artiste Who Actually Had A Surgery To Have
Horns Implanted On His Head
Indeed the world is coming to an end, and my people it
seems it is coming so FAST. Lol. This Jamaican musician
known as Furtyle Braindecided he wants to stand out and
so consulted a Canadian surgeon who implanted horns on
his head. It is real people no be say them use hair hold am
ho. Lol
Hear what Furtyle, whose real names are Kenardo André
Robinson said about the implants;
“It’s really the process where the implants are implanted in
the skull. I was sedated during the surgery but had to be
given lots of painkillers when I revived because it was very
painful,” he said.
On people thinking he is demonic, Furtyle said; “There are
some who think that I am demonic, but it doesn’t bother
me much as I am not the first artiste who is picked on.
There are others who have done far less than I have done
and have received a backlashing and bashing,” he said.
Furtyle before the implant

Stay To Protect Your Votes after voting – Ahmadu Alli Tells PDP Supporters

Speaking also, Minister of FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed said:
“Jonathan’s government is sincere. When Jonathan came on
board, he came with an agenda and not propaganda. I am not
surprised that ALGON could find Mr. President worthy enough
of endorsing. It was Mr. President that insisted that allocations
meant for local governments get to them directly. That is the
kind of leader we need. Jonathan has intervened in all the
sectors of the economy. The only way to appreciate him is to
vote for him.
ABUJA—FORMER National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic
Party, PDP, Senator Ahmadu Alli, yesterday, tow the line of the
Opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, by directing PDP
faithful to remain at the polling booths after casting their votes
in the forth coming elections
This was, however, contrary to a recent order handed down by
the Inspector-General of Police,IGP, Mr. Suleiman Abba,
directing Nigerians not to stay back at the polling units after
casting their votes.
Alli, who is the Director-General of the Peoples Democratic
Party Campaign Organisation,spoke in Abuja, at the occasion of
formal endorsement of President Goodluck Jonathan for re-
election by Mr. Micah Jiba-led Association of Local Government
of Nigeria, ALGON.
The PDP chieftain said his advice was predicated on feelers at
the party’s disposal that the opposition party, the APC, was
planning to rig the elections.
He insisted that supporters of the PDP must stay back at the
various polling units after casting their votes in order to guide
against alleged plans by the leading opposition party to rig the
polls.
Senator Alli, however, cautioned his party loyalists to resist any
attempt to be pushed to cause mayhem.
Alli also urged voters not to make mistake of voting General
Buhari in the election,saying the present Nigeria was in search
of young vibrant people to lead it and not people he refered to
as “analog.”
He said in an era where global leaders less than 60 years of
age, Nigerians should not make the mistake of electing Buhari,
whom he said was too old to govern.
“A lot has been said about this election. I want to bring an
aspect to you which is vital. The changing of guards at the
presidential villa is crucial because it is our post 100 years of
co-existence. We must use this election to prove our enemies
wrong. Goodluck Jonathan is our solution to the series of
problems we have in this country. He is well tested and has
risen through the ranks to become a president. Can you say
such a man does not have experience?
“Our product is marketable unlike the other old man who is part
of my generation. He wants to come and rule this nation in this
stage when everyone is moving to endorse younger leaders. We
must support Jonathan to ensure that the old are not allowed to
come back,” Alli further said.
Speaking also, Minister of FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed said:
“Jonathan’s government is sincere. When Jonathan came on
board, he came with an agenda and not propaganda. I am not
surprised that ALGON could find Mr. President worthy enough of
endorsing. It was Mr. President that insisted that allocations
meant for local governments get to them directly. That is the
kind of leader we need. Jonathan has intervened in all the
sectors of the economy. The only way to appreciate him is to
vote for him.”
“Everybody is aware that ALGON is a body of elected local
government chairmen on Nigeria. They hold the trust of
grassroot people they represent. The wish of many Nigerians
today is that President Goodluck Jonathan should be returned.
Never in the history of Nigeria has there been a leadership who
is bent on making the life of Nigeria better.
On his part, Minister of Special Duties, Saminu Turaki, said:
“During elections, vote and do not look for any trouble. After
voting, stay with your votes and ensure that you follow them
when they are counting your votes. Do not allow them to rig.
Stay with them and ensure nothing happens to the votes.”
“Even if you want changes, people will want positive changes.
We say to advocates of change that it does not come from
abstract. Even if Jonathan has touched the lives of people, he
can do more. That is why we must return him.

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Don’t Repeat Ekiti Rigging Strategy Under Any Guise, APC Warns Jonathan, PDP

Gentlemen, we have additional information to give you on
what has now become Ekitigate. Contrary to the general belief,
it was not just the military that was involved. It was the entire
gamut of the nation’s security agencies: The police, the State
Security Service (SSS) and the Civil Defence. They were all
constituted into a task force that was deployed to each local
government and placed under the command of the PDP. We
have the names of all the servicemen involved in the criminal
act, as well as their service and telephones numbers. On the
morning of the Ekiti election, not one APC leader was a free
man or woman. They were either in detention, in hiding or on
the run, because the task force carried out its duty with brutal
efficiency.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has warned the Jonathan
lead administration and the ruling party, Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP) that it should not repeat Ekiti rigging strategy
under any guise.
This was made known, Monday, during a press conference by
the APC National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in
Lagos.
The Statement read thus
As you are very much aware, the final countdown has begun to
the Presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for
Saturday, March 28th.
As the clock ticks toward the D-Day, we are compelled to alert
Nigerians, local and foreign election observers and indeed the
international community to the strategy being employed by the
PDP-led Jonathan Administration to manipulate the elections,
using what we call the Modified Ekiti Rigging Strategy.
It is no longer news that a Captain in the Nigerian Army, Sagir
Koli, has exposed how the Administration used the military to
rig the Governorship Election in Ekiti on June 21st 2014.
According to Capt. Sagir, soldiers were put at the behest of
designated PDP officials at each of the 16 local governments in
the state to work with the officials to rig the elections.
Once the PDP officials pointed out any APC leader in a
particular local government, such leader was either arrested and
detained or simply hounded into hiding. APC leaders who were
arrested also had the funds in their possession, including
money to pay party agents and for other logistics, confiscated
as they were detained till well after the election.
Gentlemen, we have additional information to give you on what
has now become Ekitigate. Contrary to the general belief, it was
not just the military that was involved. It was the entire gamut
of the nation’s security agencies: The police, the State Security
Service (SSS) and the Civil Defence. They were all constituted
into a task force that was deployed to each local government
and placed under the command of the PDP. We have the names
of all the servicemen involved in the criminal act, as well as
their service and telephones numbers. On the morning of the
Ekiti election, not one APC leader was a free man or woman.
They were either in detention, in hiding or on the run, because
the task force carried out its duty with brutal efficiency.
In view of the global outcry over the Ekiti show of shame, there
is a plan to slightly modify it for Saturday’s election, hence
what we have now termed the Modified Ekiti Rigging Strategy.
Since indications are that the military is no longer willing to be
used for such an illegal act, and other security agencies know
they will be under the searchlight on election days, those who
are averse to a free, fair, credible and violence-free polls have
simply come up with the plan to sew military and police
uniforms for their party thugs to wear on election day so they
can rig the elections for the PDP! A large number of uniformed
personnel on election day will be those donning fake uniforms
and ranks, and their mandate will be to rig for the PDP and
terrorize opposition members and supporters.
They have also mobilized ethnic militias across the country:
MASSOB in the South East; OPC in the South West and ex-
militants in the Niger Delta. Mobilized under the pretext of a 9
billion Naira pipeline contract, the marching order given to the
ethnic militias is to destabilize the election in their respective
regions, thus rendering it inconclusive. After all, the PDP knows
it cannot win a free, fair and peaceful election. The highly
disruptive and armed protest by the OPC in Lagos last Monday
was a dress rehearsal for the plot.
Also, thugs have been trained in several South Western States,
particularly Ondo and Ogun States, to disrupt the coming
elections. In Ondo State, training was organized by the PDP
new leadership in Ilaje/Okitipupa zone. These thugs, numbering
over 300, were given two weeks training in weapons use under
a Commander/President called Miti. They have now been moved
in 12 buses to join the Ogun State Group from where they will
be dispatched to other states in the South West, with arms.
For the Northern part of the country, the plot is to deploy the
Special Forces, who were trained in Belarus, to the liberated
territories in the North East, ostensibly to hold the liberated
territories but in reality to rig the election for the PDP. Also,
Vice President Namadi Sambo has met with security chiefs in
Kaduna with a request that they must deliver 2 million votes to
the PDP anyhow, with promises of mouth-watering incentives
include cash and promotion
Gentlemen, the Inspector-General of Police and the Service
Chiefs are also part of the plot. You will recall the unlawful
warning issued by the IGP urging voters to cast their ballot and
immediately leave the polling units. A similar order is expected
to be issued by the Chief of Army Staff ahead of the election,
and the orders are aimed at harassing and intimidating voters
as well as ensuring they do not stay around to prevent the PDP
rigging plans. We urge Nigerians to ignore such unlawful
directives which are not grounded in the Electoral Act, as
pointed out by the INEC Chairman. Nigerians must not only
vote, they must stay behind to protect their votes. Without
being disruptive, they should use their phone cameras to
document proceedings at the various polling booths, so that no
one will tamper with their votes. All they are required to do is
to conduct themselves peacefully.
We are here to sound the alarm loud and clear: We will not
accept accept a repeat of the Ekiti rigging strategy in any form,
modified or
not. Voters must not be harassed or intimidated and they must
be allowed to defend their votes, as supported by the Electoral
Act. Those who are bent on rigging the elections must know
that Nigeria will be under a global spotlight on election day. No
polling booth, no matter where it is located, will escape that
spotlight.
In this regard, we want to commend the international friends of
our country, Nigeria, in particular the United States and Britain,
for their support in making sure that the forthcoming elections
are free, fair, credible and violence-free. Many of you must have
read the OP-ED page article jointly written by US Secretary of
State John Kerry and British Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs Phillip Hammond.
We at the APC associate ourselves with that timely article, in
which the authors urged ”all eligible Nigerians to vote, resist
those who attempt to incite violence, and to come together as
one country to defend the country against terrorist threats”.
They went further: ”There are good reasons why the
international spotlight is firmly fixed on Nigeria during this
critical period and why we have come together to support an
open and credible electoral process. Nigeria is Africa’s largest
democracy and what happens there will have an impact well
beyond its borders. A successful election, free from violence
and with wide participation, accurate vote counting, and
responsible leadership from the candidates would inspire the
region and spur future progress and prosperity. It would also be
a historic show of support by
Nigerians for democratic values and an equally firm rejection of
the brutal terrorist group, Boko Haram, and others who
advocate or perpetrate violence.”
We urge all our members and supporters, and indeed all
Nigerians, to show uncommon courage and patriotism by doing
whatever it takes, lawfully, to defend their votes. We urge them
to repudiate those who are planning to foment chaos or rig the
polls.
To those planning to disrupt or rig the elections and instigate
violence, we ask them to heed the warning signals from the
international community, as aptly conveyed by Mr. John Kerry
and Mr Phillip Hammond, that ”any person who incites violence
at any stage in the electoral process, or who seeks power
through unconstitutional means, should be held accountable
and should understand that the consequences will be severe,
both domestically and internationall

Falana Warns Of Military Coup, Says Elections May Not Hold

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, has warned that
the March 28 and April 11 elections may be sabotaged by
anti-democratic forces, which could lead the military to stage
a coup d’etat and set in place an interim government.

Mr. Falana, who stated this in a speech delivered at the
Foursquare Gospel Church owned Life Theological Seminary,
Ikorodu, on Sunday, said despite assurances by President
Goodluck Jonathan and the Independent National Electoral
Commission, there was no indication that the election will hold
as billed.
He also warned of the likelihood of post-election violence
should the vote go forward.
Both President Jonathan and the Independent Electoral
Commission chair, Attahiru Jega, have maintained that the new
election dates are sacrosanct.
“There is no indication that the election will hold,” he said. “If
the INEC goes ahead with the conduct of the elections there are
fears that the exercise may be sabotaged by anti-democratic
forces. If the election holds the results may be rejected leading
to a post-election violence which may threaten the corporate
existence of the nation.
“In the circumstance, an interim government may be established
and be saddled with the task of preparing the country for
another political transition. In the alternative, a coup d’etat that
may be staged by the top echelon of the armed forces under the
pretext of restoring law and order and fighting the menace of
insurgency. The military wing of the ruling parties succeeded in
Mali and Burkina Faso. But having divided the country along
ethnic and religious lines, the masterminds of the political
crisis are not likely to profit from the perfidy.”
He therefore, asked Nigerians to prepare “for a long drawn out
battle for the liberation of the country from political and
economic predators”.
In his speech, the lawyer commended the renewed onslaught
against the deadly terror group, Boko Haram, in the North-East
region of Nigeria by both the federal government and the
Nigerian military.
He, however, asked the military to discontinue the court martial
of several solders who had earlier complained about lack of
sophisticated weapons to face the insurgents.
He said the government’s admittance that it purchased new
equipment for the fight to succeed, meant that the soldiers were
justified in the earlier protest.
He also asked the Federal Government to implement the
recommendations of the Ambassador Usman Gilmatiri
presidential panel on insurgency in the north east region and
embark on a special programme to address the problems of
child education and youth unemployment in the region.
On the state of the nation’s economy, Mr. Falana said the bulk
of the intervention funds created by the Goodluck Jonathan-led
administration was for the rich.
According to Mr. Falana, the funds including- Agricultural
Credit Guarantee Scheme (N69billion); Commercial Agricultural
Credit Guarantee Scheme (N200billion); the Nigerian Incentive-
Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending
(N200billion); Small and Medium Enterprises Credit Guarantee
Scheme (N200billion); the SMEs Restructuring and Refinancing
Scheme (N200billion) and Power and Airlines Intervention Fund
(N300billion) are yet to have effect on the economy.
“Sequel to the crash in the price of crude oil the Federal
Government announced that austerity measures would be
imposed on the hapless Nigerian people,” he said. “Because of
the gross mismanagement of the economy by the government
and its allies workers are now salaries for months. After the
elections the people are going to be made to bear the brunt of
the looting of the treasury and costs of running the
government.
“But in spite of the grinding poverty in the land Nigerian
legislators are said to be the highest paid in the world. The
country’s public officers equally receive the highest estacodes
in the world. With over 10 aircraft Nigeria has the largest
presidential fleet among the developing nations in the world.”
The lawyer also accused the Central Bank of Nigeria of
“dollarization of the economy”.
“In a bid to dollarize the economy and destroys the Nigerian
economy the CBN supplies millions of dollars to the foreign
exchange market on a weekly basis,” he said. “Although Nigeria
has become the largest importer of the United States dollars in
the world neither the International Monetary Fund (IMF) nor the
World Bank has ever questioned the reckless devaluation of the
economy. Even, the National Assembly which is debating the
2015 Appropriation Bill has not deemed it to consider the
deleterious effects of the increasing devaluation of the national
currency on the implementation of the Budget.”
The media was also not left out as Mr. Falana accused the
media of diverting attention from Nigeria’s problem of youth
unemployment, infrastructural decay, insecurity, corruption,
currency devaluation to giving undue prominence to the
campaign of calumny and character assassination embarked
upon by some politicians.
“The media have thrown caution to the winds by colluding with
certain politicians to divert attention from the crises of youth
unemployment, infrastructural decay, insecurity, corruption,
currency devaluation etc,” he said. “Thus, by giving undue
prominence to the campaign of calumny and character
assassination embarked upon by some politicians the media
have denied the Nigerian people the opportunity to make
informed decisions on the candidates of their choice.