Glimpsetv: Lady Allegedly Begins Manifesting After Celestial Church Song Is Played at Lagos Club
A video has gone viral showing a young lady reportedly manifesting under the influence of a spiritual force after a Celestial Church song was played at a club in Opebi, Lagos.
In the footage, the woman is initially held down by another lady as she begins to react strongly. Moments later, she breaks free, is seen being carried outside, and then shown on the floor making strange movements and speaking in an unknown tongue.
An eyewitness claimed that she had been in that state for over two hours. She was later captured on camera being carried into a waiting cab.
Onlookers were heard asking for help in locating a nearby Celestial Church, believing that taking her there was the only way to calm her and bring her out of the spiritual episode.
Watch the trending video and share your thoughts in the comments.
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Mariangeles: Recently, my sister asked me what language is eba? I thought about the question for some seconds and answered I think it's Yoruba language. Then, she asked again what then is the Igbo name for eba? I paused, gave it some thoughts, then answered utara. (You'd relate if you grew up in the southwest) Then it occurred to me that in most part of Igbo land, garri is not that common. In Igbo land, it is more common to hear utara akpu for pounded cassava meal, utara ji for pounded yam meal, and utara ede for pounded cocoyam meal, but there's almost no such term as utara garri .
So, it got me wondering....
Where did garri originate from? What region created it first? Who knows the history of this wonderful staple that has been saving the lives of Nigerians since time immemorial? Who can trace its history? I know of garri Ijebu I also know that the people of Delta and Edo states are known for garri production.
In my hometown, garri frying is not common. My people prefer to turn their cassava to akpu. I also know the people of Enugu reserve most part of their cassava produce for abacha
So guys, let's connect this link... Is garri a staple in your hometown?
Garri belongs to the ijebus in West African Nigeria.
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Emotional damage, zero gain. Pure sabotage.
Let’s be real: Cheating isn’t always about lack of love. Sometimes it’s ego, immaturity, or just vibes and bad decisions. But one thing’s for sure — you’ll almost always regret losing the real one for the random one.
If you’ve ever been through it (on either side), you know how messy and painful it can get.
So ask yourself today: Is that 5-minute thrill worth a lifetime of guilt and regret?
🤔 Think twice. 💯 Choose love — not confusion. 🎯 Stay loyal or stay single.
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