" I’ve been having some good laugh. Whoever thinks that I would pay a penny for a song by @Areafada1 that disses both the APC and PDP must have his/her head examined, Keyamo said on Friday. ” If the quarreling parties want to hurt their egos by bandying phantom figures, they should leave me out of it, he said on twitter. ” All Progressives Congess APC Campaign spokesman Festus Keyamo said on Friday.
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Keyamo denying the allegation that he paid Charles Oputa, aka Charlie boy the co-convener of “Our Mumu Don Do Movement” to stop attacking and criticising President Muhammadu Buhari and for his song in which he attacked Atiku Abubakar tweeted
1. I’ve been having some good laugh. Whoever thinks that I would pay a penny for a song by @Areafada1 that disses both the APC and PDP must have his/her head examined. If the quarreling parties want to hurt their egos by bandying phantom figures, they should leave me out of it— Festus Keyamo, SAN (@fkeyamo) March 22, 2019
2. As we’ve said before, some of us ran the PMB campaign on zero budget as volunteers whilst the opposition was paying $90,000 monthly to an American lobbyist (N400 million per year). It’s therefore preposterous to suggest that a 9-figure amount or any at all was paid for a song!— Festus Keyamo, SAN (@fkeyamo) March 22, 2019
3. In the world of entertainment, it’s the culture of most (not all) entertainers to raise their stock in the public by bandying phantom figures for their engagements & some others display phantom acquisitions on social media to attract attention and raise their worth for clients— Festus Keyamo, SAN (@fkeyamo) March 22, 2019
4. I’ve always encouraged @Areafada1 & @adeyanjudeji, who are my long-time friends & clients to continue on the path they chose for themselves. I will hate to see them fall apart. Therefore it behoves us all to work together to put things right. I always enjoy vibrant opposition!— Festus Keyamo, SAN (@fkeyamo) March 22, 2019
Sahara Reporters reports that in a new video Charly Boy admitted collecting millions of naira from Festus Keyamo, spokesman of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s campaign organisation.
In the video interview published on Friday by ROOTS TV, an Abuja-based television station, Charly Boy said Keyamo paid him money in “nine figures” in the build-up to the country’s presidential election.
However, he claimed the money was payment for a song he was working on at the time, in which he was “dissing Atiku”.
“When Keyamo came to discuss Deji’s matter, he heard my new song that I was working on, and I know his head was calculating what he was going to do with the song. Now, I don’t care. But if you want to use my work, you pay for it. Of course, he paid for it. And he paid heavy for it.”
When asked the amount, Charly Boy hesitated but later admitted the amount was in “nine figures”.
When asked if Deji Adeyanju wanted some part of the money, Charly Boy said: “Everybody wanted a part of that money, including Deji and for me; I don’t mind sharing…”
The face-off between the self-acclaimed human rights crusaders has generated a lot of concern in the public, particularly among their fans.
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