Friday, 22 December 2017

Meet The Man With The 2nd Largest Penis Claims 'Record Holder" Cheated


 A man thought to have the world's second biggest penis has accused the self-declared record holder of cheating - by stretching his genitals with weights.

Jonah Falcon, 47, claims Roberto Esquivel Cabrera - whose manhood is reportedly a staggering 18.9 inches - "constantly" stretched his foreskin.

He alleges Mr Cabrera's penis is actually "normal underneath" - and that doctors believe he could have a normal love life if he was "essentially circumcised".

Mr Falcon, who once caused a security alert at a US airport due to the bulge in his trousers, claims his own penis is a whopping 13.5 inches when erect.

He was previously declared to be the man with the world's largest penis - but Mr Cabrera, 55, has since said he is in fact the non-official record holder.

However, Mr Falcon claimed: "His penis isn't 19 inches."

 Speaking to The Sun Online , he added: "Doctors have acknowledged this and said he could have a normal sex life if he is essentially circumcised."

Doctors have said Mr Cabrera started stretching his penis with weights as a teenager - and that he was "obsessed" with the length of his manhood.

Dr Jesus David Salazar Gonzalez previously described how he would "wrap" bands around his penis "with some weights" and attempt to "stretch it".

And Mr Falcon, from New York, US, said: "The man stretched his foreskin constantly, from what I understand, but it's normal underneath.

"I think it's ridiculous and he seems kind of desperate."

However, he added that the size of Mr Cabrera's penis is "not going to change the fact" that his own manhood is an impressive 13.5 inches.

He claimed the sheer size of his manhood prevents him from working.

Mr Cabrera alleged that firstly, he is unable to kneel down. And secondly, he claimed he can't wear a uniform because of its massive size.

But while he now reportedly gets some funding as a result of his disability, he claimed the money is not enough and that he often relies on food banks.

Mr Cabrera made the headlines in 2015 after a video went viral showing him weighing his member to prove its authenticity.

Porn directors are now said to be interested in casting him in several films.

He told the Daily Star : "I cannot run fast and so the companies think badly of me. They say that they will call me, but they never do."

The government had reportedly initially dismissed his claims to be disabled.

He added: "Every four months they give me some economic assistance but it is not enough. I visit the food banks every day to take my meals at 12 ‘o clock."

Mr Cabrera apparently underwent a medical examination and had an X-ray done of his huge manhood to satisfy anyone who doubted him.

And doctors at a health centre in the city of Saltillo are said to have confirmed that "according to the scan" in 3D, it is genuine.

One medic there said the main part of Mr Cabrera's penis was just more than six inches long and the rest was extra skin.

Mr Cabrera has refused to have reduction surgery several times, despite being advised by medics this would be the best course of action.

Dr Gonzalez said: "We have advised him 'Mr Roberto, the best thing for you is that the doctors give a normal shape to your penis so that it doesn't hurt you, in order to have sexual relationships, in order to have children.

“But he doesn't accept it, he'd rather have a penis bigger than the rest of the people.”

And Mr Cabrera has admitted he would like his 'record-breaking' penis to earn him a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

He said: " "I am famous because I have the biggest penis in the world.

"I am happy with my penis, I know nobody has the size I have. I would like to be in the Guinness Book of Records but they don’t recognise this record."

Source: mirror.co.uk

Monday, 6 November 2017

Dr. Bawumia Responds To Mahama On His GhanaPost GPS Comments

The Vice president of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has responded to the comments made by the former president of Ghana, Mr. John Dramani Mahama describing the GhanaPost GPS App as 419.

According to Dr. Bawumia, the former Preisdent has confused the GhanaPostGPS app as the National Digital Property Addressing System. He said the app is a component and not the entire project.

The Vice-President explained that the advantage of GhanaPostGPS app over Google is that google maps cannot confirm an address.

He said the app cannot be cost-free because among others, intellectual property rights are involved while there is also the cost of training for a nation-wide sensitization on the use of the app.


Read the full statement below.


DR. MAHAMUDU BAWUMIA RESPONDS TO MR. JOHN MAHAMA ON THE NATIONAL DIGITAL PROPERTY ADDRESSING SYSTEM (NDPAS).

Yesterday I read that former President Mahama described Ghana’s NDPAS as a 419 scam. When I read his reasoning for such a description, it was evident to me that he has no clue about what he was talking about and was just engaged in parroting propaganda. I actually had a good laugh. Let me therefore take this opportunity to educate him and others who may think like him about Ghana’s landmark digital property addressing which has been achieved in less than one year, something his government could not do in eight years!

I hope that in all humility former President Mahama can now accept criticism from me since by the Grace of God I have now occupied the office of Vice President of the Republic.

What is the National Digital Property Address System?
The NDPAS is a national database system that provides the digital address for every landed property in Ghana. Basically every 5x5m property has a unique digital address on the grid with region, district and postcode. Under this system, 16.1 billion addresses have been generated for the whole of Ghana. It relies on surveyed data from Lands Commission and the Latitude and Longitudes to generate postcodes and addresses for every square inch of Ghana. The NDPAS comes with the National Address Registry to keep records of all citizens on where they register as their office and residential addresses. The Platform comes with open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to allow third party application developers integrate into the system to be able to translate and use the digital addresses to help facilitate transactions. It is important to note that the NDPAS is independent of Google and any other mapping tool. Google will not give the postcode, region or district for a particular location for example. It will not give you a register of addresses for every user. Banks for example cannot confirm an address by going to Google maps but they can do so through the NDPAS for registered users.
It is very important that we distinguish the NDPAS from the applications that are developed to use the system. We should not confuse the system with the applications.


Wednesday, 1 November 2017

National Service Personnel To Pay GHC 15 Monthly For Insurance

National service personnel will now pay GHC 15 every month as insurance cover till the end of their service period.

The policy will allow personnel to enjoy free healthcare during their 12-month national service and in the event of death while in service, GHC15,000 would be paid to the next of kin.

Personnel who suffer temporary disability while in service for period not less than a month, will also receive GHC3,000 compensation package from the insurers, GLICO.

Aside other complimentary packages, personnel would be entitled to a soft loan of GH500 which would be payable within six months.

The Executive Director of the NSS, Mr Yussif Mustafa, explained that as part of this comprehensive initiative, there is a special package for free inter MTN calls for service persons each month, GH¢5 recharge airtime from MTN to other networks every month, free browsing on social media, 500 free messages, 100 per cent bonus on all MTN recharge made by service persons, as well as free viewing of a movie twice a year at Silver Star Cinema.

Chairman of the NSS Board, Professor Kofi Osei-Akuoku urged the management of Glico Life to ensure that qualified service persons had prompt access to claims in times of need, stressing “we will not hesitate at all to abrogate the agreement if the quality of the service is compromised.”

Meanwhile, the Managing Director of Glico Life has promised the NSS community and the public that the company would do all within its means to ensure that NSS personnel received all benefits under the insurance cover.

Tuesday, 24 October 2017

Sarkodie Reveals Why Banku Was Defeated

Ghana's award winning rapper Sarkodie has espressed his opinion on the reason for the humiliating defeat of the boxer Bukom Banku, last saturday by Bastir Samir.

According to the Ghanaian fastest rapper, He is a biggest fan of Bukom Banku.

He also stated, Bukom Banku didn't look fit for the bout, hence the defeat.

He tweeted;

“Woke up Sad … biggest bukom banku fan and I’m heartbroken… he wasn’t looking fit for this bout”.

Bukom Banku was knocked out in the seventh round in his fight with Bastie which led to his defeat.

This happened to be the first defeat in the career of the popular boxer, who is a former WBO Africa Cruiserweight champion.

Monday, 23 October 2017

Akua Donkor Arrested By Police

The leader of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP), Akua Donkor has been arrested by the Ashanti Regional police for allegedly defrauding a trader to the tune of GHC10,500.

The complainant, Ama Yeboah told the police that she bought a parcel of land from Madam Akua Donkor in 2009 and has since been pressured from her (Akua Donkor’s) relatives to stay away from the said land.

According to Ms Yeboah, she had called Madam Donkor to complain about the development but all efforts to reach her proved futile.

Upon hearing that the politician has arrived in Kumasi, she reported the case to the police on Monday, October 23, 2017 and this led to her arrest.

The police has confirmed the arrest and investigations are underway.

Friday, 9 June 2017

Did Captain Mahama Know He Was going to Die? Read Barbara's Tribute To Her Husband.

Mrs Barbara Mahama, the widow of Major Maxwell Mahama, in her tribute to her late husband, has said she will remember the young army officer who was lynched by residents of Denkyira-Obuasi as “full of life, energy and vigour” and not as “a piece of flesh circulating on social media.”
Read Barbara's full tribute below:
Tribute by wife
To my king
Hebrews 13:14 New Living Translation (NLT)
For this world is not our permanent home; we are looking forward to a home yet to come.
“Yo, what was for breakfast” was the last message I sent you on Monday at 9:12 am after we spoke at 6am and you said you were going to have your bath. For the first time in my life, I experienced a ripping heart on Monday night, I woke up to throw up, I had tummy issues too, I just felt sick.
Maxwell, I am standing here amongst a crowd, but not to give communication tips, not to come out with a research finding, not to talk about Kindle Ghana Foundation but to read a letter to you because you chose to go to heaven and rest.
How you pushed me to be successful. You would say things like “B, do a research, don’t let your only research be your thesis, B, when are you writing a book, B, I am waiting for you to get a good job so that my pay can relax for one year”.
I don’t regret many things my love. You wanted us to enjoy life and be happy. We always joked about poverty being a disease since it restricts people. We had plans my king, many many plans!. But when I think about you, I only smile because you are more than a piece of flesh circulating on social media. You were full of life, energy and vigour so I choose to remember you in that sense.
You would shout my name from the room when you heard a noise in the kitchen, you would say “B, are you ok? Sometimes I ignored it because I felt you ask too many ‘are you Oks’. So now, who should I be making flavoured tea and lemons for? Your morning lemons were constant and although I sometimes felt it was a nuisance, I still did it without complaining.
You said thank you to me a million times, and when you finished eating, you would say you know why women live longer than men and that when a woman cooks a good meal, her husband blesses her.