Opioko:
I've heard so much about the artificial method deployed in providing rain, better known as artificial rain making, usually done traditionally and curiosity got a better part of me to open this thread to grab what I can on how it it is done, please, guys I really wanna know how it is done .... those that are knowledgeable on this area should come fill me in...



please, mods, you can help by pushing this to the headquarters....

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ernesty20:
there's one man like that in my area, whenever people are doing one ceremony or the other, they use to give this man some foods and drinks.. If u dont give him anything, be rest assured that this particular man will ruin ur ceremony with rain.. I dnt know how he does it tho

ernesty20:
there's one man like that in my area, whenever people are doing one ceremony or the other, they use to give this man some foods and drinks.. If u dont give him anything, be rest assured that this particular man will ruin ur ceremony with rain.. I dnt know how he does it tho

loooooooool never heard of this though.

musicwriter:
All I can say is I remember when I was young about 12 growing up in the village, and there was this feared traditionalist who was reputed to hold or release the rain.

There came a particular year, getting into March of that year there was no single rain. The land and forests were dried up and farmers were crying for rain. The villagers decided to meet. I think the meeting was whether it was worth it seeing the rainmaker, since some people no longer believed him, due to culture depletion. I think I was hearing something like "he wasn't as competent as his late father" or something like that. I heard he used to be believed so much in the past and due to unbelieve and lack of care by the villagers he fell out of love with them, and seized the rain for that year.

Well, long story short, after a meeting the villagers contributed foodstuffs and little money, then met the man and begged him to release the rain. Everybody was waiting for the rain. That night there was a lot of thunder and signs of rain, but no real rain. Two days later the rain fall and it was a heavy rain, it was such a heavy rain that one little boy from the negbouring village was swept by the torrents and was never seen alive again. The older men and women and extreme traditionalists went back to the man to tell him it was enough. I do not forget things, so what I'm narrating here seems it happened yesterday.

This's just one of those things science can't explain. Could our forefathers been practising advanced science?.