How Nutty Neithan conquered Fille’s garden from MC Kats

Nutty Neithan

When Nutty Neithan was composing songs like “Muli muki”, many thought, he was just playing his age. However, we have reliably been informed that all along he has been composing such songs after digging, weeding and harvesting from Fille’s garden previously “officially” tiled by MC Kats. 

 

“Nutty has been chewing things. All I can tell you now is that he is so scared of the retaliation he might receive considering MC Kats’ connections in the entertainment industry”, a source informed us.

MC Kats is said to be bitterly disappointed that all the efforts in making Fille his celebrity wife have been in vain. Apparently, Nutty Neithan is making the most of his new found affair and the two seem to have moved on with their new relationships. A source claims Fille  has been dissing MC Kats’ farming skills claiming that Nutty knows too well get the fertile soils irrigated.

“The chic (Fille) became so crazy about the guy (Nutty). MC Kats was so protective, abusive at times and felt that he “owned’ her. Nutty made her feel something she’s never felt before”, the source concluded.

According to rumours, MC Kats might consider taking a DNA test after it emerged Nutty and Fille have been seeing each other for a longer time.

 

Meanwhile, MC Kats too is said to have moved on and signed Ray Signature.

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Adama garnered who was a former security guard 263,515 votes while Jammeh won 212,090 votes, Alieu Momar Njie, head of electoral commission announced in the capital Banjul on Friday.
Barrow, a property developer, will become the county's third head of state since independence in 1962. He once worked as a security guard at a branch of Argos in London.

Mr Jammeh, who came to power in 1994, as a 29-year-old army officer following a military has agreed to accept defeat later today, said Alieu Momarr Njie. A video of his speech has already been recorded and is being edited.

Before announcing the final result, Mr Njie appealed for calm as the country entered unchartered waters.

"It was very unique that Jammeh would accept defeat after controlling the Gambia for so long," Njie said.

Jammeh had cut off the internet and international phone calls before the polls (read here). He also banned protests and refused to comment on whether he would concede if he lost.