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Wednesday, 20 April 2011

TVJ - MAN KILLED FOR HIS JEWELLERY {JAMAICA}

DIGICEL, EXPECT MORE, GET MORE BUT DOAN BEG!!!

 Tonight was the Digicel million dollar give away which resulted in 11 people winning one million Jamaican dollars each and the audience all receiving Black Berry mobiles. Congratulations to all the winners but we are not gathered here to discuss that......


Non- winners took to the Digicel fan page to express their disgust at not even receiving $25 credit as a reward for being  long serving customers of the telephone company which is currently worth over 5 Million Jamaican dollars. One customer on the facebook page stated....
"lol watch da vybz yah...wen u credit dun d digicel woman nuh ramp fi tell u seh it dun...wen dem wah tell u bout dem fuckery promotion dem nuh ramp fi text an call u but WEN DEM A GI OUT MONEY PPL HAFFI A BEG DEM FI CALL...LMAO mi nvr excited fi digicel ring mi fone suh yet an unu nuh dweet"


Another customer went down the poetic route....


"DIGICEL IVE BEEN A LOYAL CUSTOMER....MI BUY A 3310 FROM U FI STRIVE ON
MI SELL TWO SHEET SET & DIVAN AND STILL USE POP DUNG SERVICE TRU HURRICANE IVAN

MI BUN CURRENT AND WATCH RISING STAR...MI VOTE THE MOST...SO ME HEAD IT
MI RUN TRU LIGHTNING STORM FI CALL ME CATTY....JUST SO MI CAN BUY YUH FOCKRY CREDIT!!!

NOT EVEN ONE CALL....SO DI SLOGAN IS JAMAICA'S BIGGER BETTER NETWORK
IF MI FREN DEM DID CLARO.THINGS WUDDA SHOT..RIGHT NOW U A BITTER SET A NETWORK

THIS IS WHAT I GET FOR 10 YEARS OF LOYALTY AN CUSTOMER SERVICE..MI GET RUDE
PROVES TO U...MY SIM CARD IS OF NO USE...LIKE A LESBIAN FELLOPIAN TUBE"



All we can say is Digicel, answer di ppl dem cry an gi dem likkle freeness nuh!! At the end of the day every Jamaican who has a Digicel mobile is effectively a shareholder. We've been supporting ya'll from unu jus come bout!!! We deserve it!!



KARTEL TO SUE THE STATE FOR LOSS OF INCOME!

Sources close to the Portmore Empire say that legal action for loss of income could be an option for Vybz Kartel who was the main headline act of the Colouring Book concert which was cancelled at the 11th hour by cops over the weekend.
“We don’t know what the agenda was behind the cancellation, but the deejay says he will be claiming in civil court for loss of income,” a source told one876ent
Vybz Kartel has a somewhat acrimonious relationship with the police force, and late last year, took to the airwaves after the cops invaded The Building nightclub in a ‘sting operation’ on Boxing Day but found nothing incriminating.
And two years ago, at the height of the Gaza-Gully friction, several promoters of dances which sought to use him as a headline act could not receive permits from the police.

Monday, 18 April 2011

GANG BOSS TESHA MILLER GETS 15 YRS....

KLANSMAN gang leader Tesha Miller was yesterday convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison in what Police Commissioner Owen Ellington described as a victory for law and order.
The decision in Miller’s case was handed down at about the same time that the police scored another big win in its fight against crime with the recapture of Nicholas Nesbeth, also known as ‘Fire Key’, in Craig Town, Kingston.



Police said that Nesbeth was captured along with two other men — one of whom has been identified as wanted for a number of murders in the Kingston Western Division. The other man captured is Ricardo Jones, the brother of Christopher Linton, also known as ‘Dog Paw’.

Buju Banton Against All Odds!

Observer Online news 

DESPITE languishing in the Pinellas County Jail in Florida almost two months after being convicted on drug charges, Reggae star Buju Banton is said to still be in high spirits and is keeping his fingers crossed that he will be able to walk free.
The artiste was found guilty by a 12-member panel of jurors, during a second drug trial in Tampa, Florida in February, of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute five or more kilogrammes of cocaine, possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug-trafficking offence, and using the wires to facilitate a drug-trafficking offense.