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NINJAMAN EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED WITH JAMAICA’S JUDICIAL SYSTEM PACE!

NINJAMAN EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED WITH JAMAICA’S  JUDICIAL SYSTEM PACE!

Embattled deejay Ninjaman is expected to return to the Home Circuit Court in Kingston on October 2. The entertainer, along with his son Jahneil, is charged with the March 2009 murder of Ricardo Johnson on Marl Road, Kingston. Speaking with Splash, Ninjaman said he is extremely frustrated with the judicial system and the lengthy delay of his case. “A bare joke ting from what me a see. The judge has been asking for a solution,” he said. The case … Read entire article »

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THE POLICE CALLED ON NINJA MAN AND BOUNTY KILLER TO URGE JAMAICANS TO HELP FIGHT CRIME!

Bobby Montague (center), Minister of National Security, is all smiles as he chats with entertainers Bounty Killer (right) and Ninja Man, who were called to be motivational speakers at the Ministry of National Security and Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) ‘Blast Off’ for members of the JCF. Dancehall icons Bounty Killer and Ninja Man were guests at an initiative by the national security ministry aimed at boosting the morale of its members. The police force is on a renewed drive to create a safer and prosperous Jamaica. At the event that was held at the Jamaica Conference Center, both dancehall artists provided the special empowerment seminar with their respective take on how Jamaica can achieve such a feat. Bounty Killer told the large gathering that there is a lot of love in the country. “We need … Read entire article »

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“STING IS NOT DEAD” SAYS NINJA MAN!

BY SIMONE MORGAN-LINDO—  Ninjaman With the uncertainity surrounding its future due to cancellation this year, many have written off Sting, the long running Boxing Day show. But not Ninjaman, the flamboyant deejay whose clashes helped make Sting the biggest show on Jamaica’s entertainment calendar. “Sting has not done its time. It has gotten derailed, but if the promoters get back to the drawing board and get back the show into that [lyrical] battlefield that it is known for, it will work. Also the organizers need to start showing the artists, especially those who build it, respect. No promoters nuh get hit down, but it is the artists who face the bottles, boos, and clap-off. We are the ones on the battlefield,” Ninjaman told the Jamaica Observer yesterday. The controversial artist was slated to collect an … Read entire article »

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“EAT LOCAL TO AVOID PLASTIC RICE” SAYS NINJA MAN!

By Curtis Campbell— Ninja Man— Following the recent plastic rice health scare, iconic dancehall artist Ninja Man is calling on the Jamaican Government to seriously promote The Eat What You Grow campaign. “Go back to farming. The youths want work. See now dem a give wi plastic rice and cabbage. The youths want something to do and look how much waste land deh a Jamaica. We have the best land and soil that don’t even need fertiliser so why aren’t we farming?” Ninja Man questioned. His comments followed reports that plastic rice has been discovered in Jamaica. Jamaica Customs temporarily imposed a ban on the clearing of rice imports this week and the Bureau of Standards said it had engaged in a major operation to test rice islandwide. There has so far been no evidence of plastic rice … Read entire article »

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NINJA MAN AND HIS SON HEAD BACK TO COURT ON MURDER RAP, NOVEMBER 28!

 Ninjaman— Ninjaman is scheduled to return to the Home Circuit Court in Kingston on November 28. The entertainer, along with his son, Jahneil, is charged with the March 2009 murder of Ricardo Johnson in Marl Road, Kingston. The case was transferred to a recently established special court, designed to deal with cases on the books for more than five years. According to Ninjaman, the drawn-out process has affected his career. “There is hardly any work in Jamaica for an artist because a mostly parties keep and di few promoters who keep stage show nuh like pay Jamaican artist good money,” he said. “Because of dis case I have travel restrictions and have to be turning down lots of events. The legal fees are very costly and is eight years now mi a go through … Read entire article »

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NINJAMAN AND MACKA DIAMOND, AMONG ARTISTS WHO CONDEMN ORLANDO’S GAY CLUB SHOOTING!

 Top: Macka Diamond Bottom: Ninjaman Several dancehall artists are condemning Sunday’s killing of 49 persons and injuring of 53 others inside a Florida gay club. Among them are Ninjaman who described the incident as tragic. “This is really a tragic event. Whether the victims are gay or not, it is fifty lives that were snuffed out and another 53 injured. I don’t know the reason why they were killed and I am not quick to say it is because they are gay, but it is sad. A life is a life regardless of a person’s race or sexual orientation,” Ninjaman told the Jamaica Observer. “It is unfortunate that a man is going to decide to cast his own judgement and kill so many people. It is wrong to take a life,” Ninjaman continued.   Similar sentiments were echoed … Read entire article »

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NINJA MAN RETURNS TO COURT JULY 27!

 Ninja Man— Ninjaman is scheduled to return to the Home Circuit Court in Kingston on July 27. The entertainer, along with his son Jahneil, is charged with the March 2009 murder of Ricardo Johnson in Marl Road in Kingston. “All I want is that my court case to be finished so I can fully continue with my life,” he told the Jamaica Observer yesterday. Ninjaman, whose given name is Desmond Ballentine, operates the Picture Frame Studio in Kingston. He said he is laying tracks for his upcoming 16-track album. The yet-to-be-titled project will feature tracks including Diamond Socks, Versace, Donkey Length, and Ninja Mi Ninja.  A tentative release date of January 2017 has been set. — By Simone Morgan … Read entire article »

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LT. STITCHIE EXPECTS BOUNTY KILLER AND MR. VEGAS TO BE THE NEXT “SERVANTS OF GOD!”

Jamaican Gospel artist Stitchie– While gospel artist Stitchie is rejoicing that Lady Saw is now a “new servant of the Lord”, the DJ  is expecting more secular artists to trade dancehall for the cross. Speaking with The STAR yesterday, Stitchie named two big dancehall acts that he expects to give their lives to God in the near future. “Mr. Vegas is next. His heart is in that place you know so mi nah stop pray. And then Bounty Killer.” Stitchie declared. Stichie referred to his gospel track “Fast And Pray” as he stated that he has been praying for years, with the hope that all his “friends in the dancehall” will give their lives to God. “This morning I just called Ninja Man to speak to him about Christ, it’s something that I have always been doing. … Read entire article »

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BIG CHANGES COMING FOR STING 2015!

The countdown has begun for Sting, arguably one of the most anticipated annual events, and this year Supreme Promotions, the event’s organizer, is planning on a brand-new structure. Sting 2015, under the theme ‘From Then ‘Til Now’, will mark a revolution for the historic event. This year’s staging will be centered on honoring the major contributors to Jamaica’s music industry’s longest-running entertainment event. “We have been doing this since 1984 at Cinema II. Our posters are hot tickets. “Year to year, people would try to get one to place on their walls at home, which indicates the impact of this event. “It’s not we alone who do this, so we want to take some time to highlight the ones that help us make Sting what it is today,” said Sting creative director Dimario McDowell. To accommodate the … Read entire article »

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NINJA MAN’S SON FREED AFTER MOTHER PAYS HIS $300,000 LOTTO SCAM FINE!

   Ninja Man– KINGSTON, Jamaica — Ninja Man’s son Kimani Ballentine was this afternoon released from jail after his mother paid the $300,000 he was slapped with for his involvements in the lotto scam. “The fine was paid and he’s out,” his attorney Christopher Townsend told OBSERVER ONLINE. “His mother paid the fine and he was out as at 3 o’clock.” The 25-year-old Ballentine was arrested last year at a house in Old Harbour St Catherine and charged after several lead sheets containing the names and addresses of persons living in the United States were found there. He pleaded guilty last week Friday in the St Catherine Circuit Court. He was fined $300,000 and ordered to serve 12 months behind bars if the fine is not paid.‏ … Read entire article »

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