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Ninja Kid and Elephant Man energizes CVM Television Cross Country Tour

Writer : Caribbean E-Magazine on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 | 1:30 AM

Armed with a plethora of new material 'Comeback Artiste Of The Year' aspirant Ninja Kid continues to deliver that venom required to entertain the dancehall masses.


One of the specially invited guest, Ninja Kid whose given name is Ojukwu Simpson along with Elephant Man on Saturday invaded Eastern and Central Jamaica, delivering high energy performances to the hundreds in attendance. The concerts are a part of the ongoing CVM Television Cross Country Tour to commemorate Jamaica's 50th Independence celebration later this year.  


The tour made its first stop in Port Antonio, Portland where it experienced some minor hiccups before heading into Ocho Rios, St. Ann to a huge welcome as Kid commanded attention with songs like: 'Have Nuh Gal Like We' and 'Menke' before introducing Elephant Man to further heighten the experience.



Other commendable performances came from Mr. Lexx and Aaron Silk, brother of deceased Reggae icon Garnet Silk.



"The experience was great and to see the fans come out in their numbers is a very fulfilling feeling__ I just want to extend a heartfelt thank you to CVM Television and Elephant Man for the opportunity" - a jovial Ninja Kid lamented.



This Friday, June 29th the 'Menke' singer is booked to perform at Guinness Club Hamma on the front lawn of Hotel Versalles, May Pen along with Darkcide International and DJ Toxic.


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