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ChocolateOreo:If it works that way, that's how it would have been presented 😅 |
ChocolateOreo:Yup! Let's see if you do parts ![]() |
"They wept profusely, some even twenty-one days after his d*ath. Mohbad began to appear to them in their dreams. As events continued to unfold, his best friend soon joined the list of prime suspects. So did his girlfriend who is nursing their six-month Babyboy. "His spirit is strong," some people echoed. "He wants justice!" they chanted. Some esoteric rituals were done to invoke and command the dead to avenge his death, failing which he will be denied eternal rest. Visions were seen by many prophets where he was weeping. He purportedly gave them messages to tell everyone that he was eliminated by people who were close to him. Video and audio recordings of him, saying if he died people should hold the record label boss, his bully, and his girlfriend responsible, were circulated by numerous blogs." Cont'd. |
"A week later, the government issued directives for the exhumation and a thorough investigation. For more about the physical fallouts, you can Google “Mohbad.” For now, my preoccupation is to tell you some of the things no policeman, government, or prophet can tell you about this incident. The first thing is that millions of people couldn't sleep." Cont'd. |
"Yet, all of these were not the most remarkable events surrounding Imole's death. In an unprecedented manner, millions of people around the world began to echo: "He was m*rdered!" Protests erupted in different cities in Nigeria, Canada, England, Ghana, Europe, and the US. The protests had a common slogan: #justice4mohbad. They asked for the body to be exhumed for an autopsy. Accusing fingers were pointed at his former label owner and an associate. " Cont'd. |
"I couldn't bring myself to watch the burial which later took place the following morning. Those who watched it expressed their disgust at the way his neck was broken to fit into a coffin too short for his height, and the shameful manner the family members argued with his girlfriend and her family over his properties. They could not wait to bury him. They could not wait to share and fight over his property." Cont'd. |
""His spirit is strong," some people echoed. "He wants justice!" they chanted. Some esoteric rituals were done to invoke and command the dead to avenge his death, failing which he will be denied eternal rest. Visions were seen by many prophets where he was weeping. He purportedly gave them messages to tell everyone that he was eliminated by people who were close to him. Video and audio recordings of him, saying if he died people should hold the record label boss, his bully, and his girlfriend responsible, were circulated by numerous blogs." Cont'd |
"For now, my preoccupation is to tell you some of the things no policeman, government, or prophet can tell you about this incident. The first thing is that millions of people couldn't sleep. They wept profusely, some even twenty-one days after his d*ath. Mohbad began to appear to them in their dreams. As events continued to unfold, his best friend soon joined the list of prime suspects. So did his girlfriend who is nursing their six-month Babyboy." Cont'd |
"Yet, all of these were not the most remarkable events surrounding Imole's death. In an unprecedented manner, millions of people around the world began to echo: "He was m*rdered!" Protests erupted in different cities in Nigeria, Canada, England, Ghana, Europe, and the US. The protests had a common slogan: #justice4mohbad. They asked for the body to be exhumed for an autopsy. Accusing fingers were pointed at his former label owner and an associate. A week later, the government issued directives for the exhumation and a thorough investigation. For more about the physical fallouts, you can Google “Mohbad.” " Cont'd. |
"I couldn't bring myself to watch the burial which later took place the following morning. Those who watched it expressed their disgust at the way his neck was broken to fit into a coffin too short for his height, and the shameful manner the family members argued with his girlfriend and her family over his properties. They could not wait to bury him. They could not wait to share and fight over his property." Cont'd |
"Without any doubt, any right-thinking person would know there were secrets the "frenemies" (enemies that pose as friends, using the lyrics from Mohbad's songs), wanted to hide under tons of sand in a coffin too small for him." Cont'd. |
"Without any doubt, any right-thinking person would know there were secrets the "frenemies" (enemies that pose as friends, using the lyrics from Mohbad's songs), wanted to hide under tons of sand in a coffin too small for him." Cont'd |
"If you think it couldn't get any more bizarre then you’re in for a bumpy ride. About seven hours after the cryptic announcement, "friends and family" began digging his grave with the intention to bury him under the cover of darkness. The traditional leader of the community—where he had purchased a piece of land for his dad, on which they now wanted to bury him—had objected to such a hasty move, because it was against African culture and tradition. He was loved by millions. He was known by millions. He had not committed a heinous crime. Why would people close to him want to bury him at midnight just barely hours after rigor mortis set in?" Cont'd. |
"These are strange times, no doubt, but never have I seen a friend or friends going live to announce the death of a popular artist on social media barely a few minutes after the doctors pronounced him dead, while at the same time, displaying the lifeless body for the whole world to feast on. Later, we learned that his 24-year-old girlfriend was in the same car but didn't say a word or make a sound." Cont'd. |
"Mohbad's death was announced in a strange Instagram Live video on September 12, 2023. At 27, and two days after performing as one of the guest artists at a musical show organized as part of the launching of a new herbal bitters, millions were shocked when they saw the video that lasted less than ten seconds. The broadcaster was identified as a "friend" of Mohbad. He was seen weeping profusely while shouting "Mohbad is d*ad!" He had enough presence of mind to flip the camera to reveal the motionless body of Mohbad in the backseat of a car." Cont'd. |
"These are strange times, no doubt, but never have I seen a friend or friends going live to announce the death of a popular artist on social media barely a few minutes after the doctors pronounced him dead, while at the same time, displaying the lifeless body for the whole world to feast on. Later, we learned that his 24-year-old girlfriend was in the same car but didn't say a word or make a sound. If you think it couldn't get any more bizarre then you’re in for a bumpy ride. About seven hours after the cryptic announcement, "friends and family" began digging his grave with the intention to bury him under the cover of darkness. The traditional leader of the community—where he had purchased a piece of land for his dad, on which they now wanted to bury him—had objected to such a hasty move, because it was against African culture and tradition. He was loved by millions. He was known by millions. He had not committed a heinous crime. Why would people close to him want to bury him at midnight just barely hours after rigor mortis set in?" Cont'd. |
"This is not meant to indict any person or group; neither is it to exonerate those being interrogated or indicted by Nigeria Police Force. I do not pretend to seek social justice. Rather, my mission is to help those who are ready and willing to attain Spiritual Freedom here and now. Mohbad's death was announced in a strange Instagram Live video on September 12, 2023. At 27, and two days after performing as one of the guest artists at a musical show organized as part of the launching of a new herbal bitters, millions were shocked when they saw the video that lasted less than ten seconds. The broadcaster was identified as a "friend" of Mohbad. He was seen weeping profusely while shouting "Mohbad is d*ad!" He had enough presence of mind to flip the camera to reveal the motionless body of Mohbad in the backseat of a car." Cont'd. |
Omihanifa:As you must have read, the original author had spent several years in Nollywood, I however doubt he will be interested in making this a movie...he had since moved on. Interestingly, there is a work on this phenomenon on Nollywood. It's movie titled "Osuofia the Ghost" 1&2. Whoever was the producer, the person knows things beyond religion and books, even though he didn't quite outdo himself in the movie...he tried nonetheless. Cheers! |
"This is a true recollection of my physical and non-physical interactions with Mohbad, the famous Afrobeats singer whose real name was Ilerioluwa (God's Promise) aka Imole (Spiritual Light). The intent is to reveal some of the secrets surrounding his death, his journey after death, and his next incarnation. I will make copious references to beliefs of different religions and spiritual groups. However, the opinions and wisdom expressed here are distilled from my personal experiences. They do not represent the official positions of the sources referenced. Cont'd. |
Tosin James is a Seasoned 'Soul Traveller'. While today's scientists practice a very crude and limitive version of this under names like "Astral Projection", "Remote Viewing" and "Extension Neuro-sensing", the average person does this and calls it a "dream". The difference is the level of awareness and control one has during dreaming, if it's vivid beyond the waking life, its what's referred to as "Soul Travel". Many like Tosin James had mastered this skill A serially-awarded and celebrated Media personality, Tosin was editor of popular 'Passions' magazine, and presenter of "Showtime Live" on Channels TV--this amongst other notable works in Nigeria and abroad. Outside his outward life was his spiritual side which a few of his Nollywood friends knew. Starting off under his Yoruba mystic father, James explored other religions and practices... Today, he currently enjoys being a humble worker of light and love of the highest order beyond the confines of any religion. Please stay tuned. |
"Spirit Conversations with Mohbad (1996 – 2003) About His Death and His Next Incarnation By Tosin King James This is a true recollection of my physical and non-physical interactions with Mohbad, the famous Afrobeats singer whose real name was Ilerioluwa (God's Promise) aka Imole (Spiritual Light). The intent is to reveal some of the secrets surrounding his death, his journey after death, and his next incarnation. I will make copious references to beliefs of different religions and spiritual groups. However, the opinions and wisdom expressed here are distilled from my personal experiences. They do not represent the official positions of the sources referenced. This is not meant to indict any person or group; neither is it to exonerate those being interrogated or indicted by Nigeria Police Force. I do not pretend to seek social justice. Rather, my mission is to help those who are ready and willing to attain Spiritual Freedom here and now. Cont'd |
Tosin James is a Seasoned 'Soul Traveller'. Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php/?id=100063472099474&story_fbid=834616668664062 While today's scientists practice a very crude and limitive version of this under names like "Astral Projection", "Remote Viewing" and "Extension Neuro-sensing", the average person does this and calls it a "dream". The difference is the level of awareness and control one has during dreaming, if it's vivid beyond the waking life, its what's referred to as "Soul Travel". Many like Tosin James had mastered this skill A serially awarded and celebrated Media person, Tosin was editor of popular 'Passions' magazine, and presenter of "Showtime Live" on Channels TV--this amongst other notable works in Nigeria and abroad. Outside his outward life was his spiritual side which a few of his Nollywood friend knew, starting off under his Yoruba mystic father, James explored other religions and practices. Today, he currently enjoys being a humble worker of light and love beyond the confines of any religion. Please stay tuned. |
adecz:Lol, what Palestinians are saying it's okay to storm Israeli civilians, women and children and rape, behead and kill them in the name of Allah, then run back to wherever they come from and hide amidst Palestinian women and children. |
LordReed:Sounds like someone had seen the light... |
LordReed:Lol, if the truth doesn't exist, you can't pervade it to make a lie. Moreover a lie is created the instant a truth is formed. For every cause, there must be an EQUAL and opposite reaction. Cause and effects are infinitely linked and co-sustaining. |
LordReed:It's like a law, the moment you make one, you create a crime or criminal offense in the sense. If the law doesn't exists, then it can't be broken. The moment a truth exists, then a lie can be made of that truth. |
LordReed:It doesn't matter which is placed before which, the road leads back to Rome by the end of the day. Whether you say it is dark because there is no light or that there is light because darkness exists doesn't matter so long as neither can exist without the other. Both the head and tail of a coin are actually chilling together as a coin. This is what the easterners mean by the below image
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LordReed:Interestingly, without a lie, there can't be truth. This is the fundamental nature of the material world I was talking about. If that be so, a lie is essentially truth since it is infinitely linked. Same with darkness, it is infinitely linked to light. |
LordReed:This is owing to human nature and anything material. If it is not constantly renewed, supervised, monitored and all, it gets old (corrupt). Also, some cannot accept or access truth until presented by an authority, figure or institution. Truth in itself requires not all of that. It's a problem of the material universe. |
LordReed:Exactly. This is bad and good at the same time, I mean the dressing... |
LordReed:Man by default loves life (is good) but has capacity to play out the converse of good. We have it in us. How the above means is in the case where a kid cries for the Christmas chicken when it's being slaughtered. Even some adults cannot use the knife to take the chickens life. Is that really so that man is good (and bad) by default? : Yes. Why "yes"? Well, we look into the big laboratory of facts and life around us: Sweden is noted to be one of the most atheist countries, such countries happen to be the most peaceful and compliant with the '10 commandments'. Lesson: Love is actually the main business, not religion or believe in any deity. We have it by default. This is actually the "God" you've been hearing of in the practical and real sense. Religions merely had it mixed up and replaced with ETs. |
The identity of those beings is known mostly from sources outside Christianity. These men are active even today. The issue is, whenever a christian happens on that information or even these beings who appeared to Abraham, the "reject at sight" mechanism kicks in. This is the job of the idea that everything must be found in the Bible for it to be accepted as a fact or truth...it's a trap for mental or spiritual crystalisis. The persons who asked that the books which made their way into what Christians accept as 'the Bible' today still have more of such materials. Sadly they can't ask that more books be added into the current Bible to satiate the "is it scriptural?" folks... |
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