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Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 9:40am On Sep 29, 2016
Smallville10:
rumors u say... Ok ooo but i will let oga babalawos to come and explain to u. The reason why herbalists dont get rich
Who is talking of herbalists. I am talking of those who kidnap, kill and cut human parts for sale. Don't you see them? Are they rich? Are they living good lives?

Who is talking of babalawos? If I can go and kidnap a little child kill the child cut off her head only to sell the head for N10,000 is that not stupidity? Why not go to the babalawo myself and use the head after all I have committed the worse sin already and if there is any curse of blood money, I am surely the first partaker of the curse even before the actual user of the head suffers the consequences. So why don't the human parts dealers do the blood money and enjoy their lives.

Again I implore you to use your common sense
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 9:16am On Sep 29, 2016
Smallville10:
define blood money...
Or maybe u have never heard of kali witchcraft. Mtcheeeew... Sit down there make pant dey wear u
Use your common sense for once. Have you ever seen those kidnappers that kill and sell human body parts? They are usually very poor and wretched. They would have done the blood money themselves and live fine, afterall killing is killing they have committed the worst sin which is killing so why not just do the charm and be rich?
Better use ur brain and stop living on rumors
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 9:12am On Sep 29, 2016
dorox:
If blood money is real, armed robbers would be doing it to get rich instead of risking their lives every night for small change. Afterall they know that either way, they are damned.
Exactly
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 8:22am On Sep 29, 2016
dorox:
Blood money is real, but not in the Nollywood sort of way, that is just fiction inspired by ignorance and superstitious beliefs.

It is blood money when someone dies because the hospital that was to treat the person was paid for, but never built.
It is blood money when a government or an empoyer is living large while owing workers several months salary and that worker or their dependants should die because of the resultant hardship.
It is blood money when we profit from corruption because it always results in the death of someone directly or indirectly.
I agree with you sir 100%
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 12:12am On Sep 29, 2016
movingclouds:
I have an idea for all who dont believe this is real...I'll take u all to a place at Ilorin with a camera and OP will be the specimen...if after Op has been used and money don't come raining, i declare u all kill me at once...quote me and let's fix this
I think the Police shld note this guy. I am 100% sure he is one of those that waste human lives in the name of blood money.
Send me a PM and let's see how we take you off the street and make the society a better place safe for our children. I don't mind us meeting. This post is enough evidence for me once I get a PM from you, we take it up from there.
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 12:06am On Sep 29, 2016
movingclouds:
I have an idea for all who dont believe this is real...I'll take u all to a place at Ilorin with a camera and OP will be the specimen...if after Op has been used and money don't come raining, i declare u all kill me at once...quote me and let's fix this
Smh
What type of reasoning is this?
If I told you that I could cut off your head and when I pee (urinate) on your cut-off head then u will start vomiting money. Wld you volunteer? Even tho you know peeing on your cut-off head won't make it vomit money.
So why are you asking me to sacrifice my life for something not real?
Try to use your common sense next time.
Phones › Re: MTN Denies Illegal Transfer Of $14bn From Nigeria by HardMirror(m): 9:35pm On Sep 28, 2016
tiwiex:
I don't think we get the implication of all this govt vs private sector battles. It does not help the economy in any way. We keep treating the private sector like enemies of the state and the people. How many of us have direct or indirect opportunities with MTN. Plennnnty. Diesel supply, procurement and direct jobs. No new player will come in with all this media trial and our country will get worse. Something tells me the story might be true. But guess what? After fining them that kind money, i would lose confidence in the system and play safe. It is possible, but we caused it. This government has economic myopia abi wetin Soludo call am? Policy myopia. Stop joining them folks. How does MTN or any other company leaving Nigeria affect me and you positively
You are a wise man. Not all the foools talking trash here. They think it is a competition. Smh
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 6:38pm On Sep 28, 2016
yorhmienerd:
Blood money is real, take it or not
cheesy
I shld just take it like that? For the hundreth time I will ask, "have you done it?"
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 6:21pm On Sep 28, 2016
yorhmienerd:
We can use anybody close to you for confirmation. Ijebu is not far to Lagos. I promise to share the money 50:50
You are the one that believes it is real, why shld he waste a life when he knows it is not real. Have you done it before? Tell us your experience and how rich it made you.
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 6:13pm On Sep 28, 2016
Ranchhoddas:
That guy seems deranged. Comprehension is clearly not his forte.
Hehehehe grin asin. Imagine the rubbish he posted.
I am suspecting the guy is looking for someone to try his luck with
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 4:55pm On Sep 28, 2016
lordnicklaus:
I have no qualms with your premise but this part is quite selfish. You are trying to say if blood money were real, you would advise the kidnap of foreigners to curb economic recession through the finance of budget?
Don't get it twisted. I am not supporting that, but I am trying to imagine if it was real, would it have been applicable in solving a real problem like economic recession. In a nut shell, Blood money and other related bull crap of black magic has no place or relevance outside ideal women's talk
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 4:23pm On Sep 28, 2016
Rilwayne001:
I watched a news last night on NTA where police discovered ritualists den in OGUN STATE. They found lot of things including human parts, human belongings and statues of idols similar to those ones they used in Yoruba movies. Those statutes were filled with palm oil or blood, I'm not sure what it was. And then i got stunned when they also found lot of FAKE dollars and naira there.

Could it be that the demons bringing the money brought forth fake notes as well or it was all scam?

One cleric was caught according to report and the other criminals were at large.
There you have how the scam works. They are just wasting the humans being killed.
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 3:03pm On Sep 28, 2016
promise10:
Bro, your blind faith is just growing HIGHER and STRONGER.

But, NL is not the best place of showing whether blood money is real or not.

The best evidence is to go through the process, and after going through the process. You can now EXPOSE it online as fraud.

It makes no sense to refute something you have not experienced. It is useless.
Ok sir, so you have done it abi?
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 2:54pm On Sep 28, 2016
promise10:
What evidence do you want him tto show you for you to believe?
Anyway, for your good, blood money is SO REAL.
Have you done it or benefited from it?
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 2:50pm On Sep 28, 2016
Prince16:
Haven't u heard about magun before?
Pls watch carefully......... tinz do happen!

Idolda amuokuko SamuelAnyawu sessydu Thylord TOmmyjidex Haryomikun HardMirror Bollinger kaybaba5


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_RQ6OCBDnI




Arzinn ehn.......

Brutaljab Jeff1993 MicroBox idu1
I really pity ur ignorance so you think this is magun? Go check online and see how even white people also get stuck. It is due to the vacuum in the vagina and tight well fited pvvsy and Diik.
Christianity Etc › Re: Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 1:48pm On Sep 28, 2016
yorhmienerd:
I have seen 'MEN' with real blood money but with bad ending.

That by the way, I thought atheist are good people, free thinkers who would not want to hurt a fellow man. But here you are thinking about 'kidnapping' someone from Niger, Benin, Ghana and the rest. Are they not also human being?
So many fallacies in your post.

So cos they had bad endings it means they did something bad to get money. As if many poor people don't have bad endings too.

Who told you being good has anything to do with religion or atheism?

In modern times this would be wrong on many levels but about 200 years ago, nations and kingdoms disregarded each others rights and this would have been a perfect way of generating wealth. So the big question is has any nation ever attempted this to becom richer than other countries? Afterall they invade each others lands in selfish wars.
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 1:26pm On Sep 28, 2016
Prince16:
I've heard about jazzy tinz like this but honestly, na d first time I go see a korokoro be ds!
You mean you were there?
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 1:23pm On Sep 28, 2016
idu1:
juju is not real that is what islam and christainity is making you to believe.

There is element of juju in every science and technology invention.

There are many types of juju that can be used to catch theifs like what happened to that man in akwa ibom.

Yorubas and other african tribes have spiritual juju that work effectively.

Do you know juju can be used to knock a car engine?

You ll not believe because you think you an engineer or scientist.

My bro i am a science oriented person.

There's juju. If u dont like it because you christian, muslim.
Fine.

And don't forget there's spiritual in all religion.
Science oriented person indeed. Lol
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 1:17pm On Sep 28, 2016
BrutalJab:
God! People disappearing, Bullet proof and blood money??

Man, where did you grow up in?
This same nigeria
Where people exaggerate stories to make them sweeter and on closer look you realize it is a lie
Christianity Etc › Imagine If Blood Money Was Real by HardMirror(op): 1:13pm On Sep 28, 2016
Imagine if blood money was real, we could have used it to get out of economy recession. All we would have done is pay kidnappers to kidnap Ghanians cheesy or people from Benin, Niger or cameroon grin
With like 1000 people we shld be able to generate enough Dollars to finance 2016 budget.
Lol
But blood money aint real.

Only poor ignorant people waste their time with such fables. The rich are busy networking and investing in businesses. Some fools are busy looking for human private parts

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In modern times this would be wrong on many levels but about 200 years ago, nations and kingdoms disregarded each others rights and this would have been a perfect way of generating wealth. So the big question is has any nation ever attempted this to becom richer than other countries? Afterall they invade each others lands in selfish wars.

Some people are not getting it. Why do kingdoms wage war on resources when they can instead use those killed in war to do blood money?

It means OYO kingdom or any other kingdom could become immensely rich through this means.


What I am pointing out is, these things are not real. They have no place in solving real life problems.


Why are countries armies not using african bullet proof (odechi and ayeta)



why are we wasting Billions on aviation when we could sell "OFE" the teleporting charm that people claim makes drivers disappear from their vehicle to their houses?

If Blood money was real no need for oil money again. Lol.
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 1:06pm On Sep 28, 2016
BrutalJab:
That's true sha.

But juju dey where in dey my man.
I disagree. I know herbs work, but not all this thief stuck to pillar or people disappearing. Or bullet proof or blood money.
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 12:53pm On Sep 28, 2016
BrutalJab:
Its not about this story alone bro.
I know bloggers very well.
People don't know most of these stories are fabricated
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 12:52pm On Sep 28, 2016
idu1:
juju dey!



Africa have power.

We should develope it and she it to benefit our lives.
Juju is not real. Science and technology is popular and growing because it is the real deal. Juju is dying because it's not real
Crime › Re: Thief Glued To Pillar In Akwa Ibom While Trying To Steal From A Site (photos) by HardMirror(m): 12:41pm On Sep 28, 2016
BrutalJab:
The way most Nairalanders talk about juju being fake make me wonder if they actually grew up in this country.

Seun, We need to organize a juju day on nairaland here. Since most people doubt the power of juju, we need to test it on them.
The blogger that fabricated the story would be laughing at those of you who believed him
Celebrities › Re: E-money Buys The 2017 Lexus Lx 570 Fully Armored Car (photos) by HardMirror(m): 11:20am On Sep 28, 2016
Amelian:
Lord! I tap into E-money's wealth.. Bless me oh Lord to this level and even above his level through your ways only amen and amen.. This man is so blessed with wealth smiley
Hmmm... Truth is e money has money, but he is a local champion (not saying I am better than him). But among real rich people, e money is a broke ass. Next time pray and work to be yourself. J.K Rowling was a broke ass woman 1994, today she is a billionaire by just writing a story, Harry Potter.
Do you know what it means to own $2billion? From just writing a story?

You can do better than e money don't be fooled and carried away.
Fashion › Re: 36 Shocking Reasons Why Some Pageants, Beauty Queens Are Less Regarded By People by HardMirror(m): 11:12am On Sep 28, 2016
CAPSLOCKED:

TO BE HONEST I WAS EXPECTING TO SEE THE SAME POINT "THEY ARE SLUTS AND GENERAL PATHWAYS FOR DICKS" LISTED FOR 1 TO 36...... NOT THIS RIVER LONG TRASH. undecided
They are simply irrelevant to the common man.
Fashion › Re: 36 Shocking Reasons Why Some Pageants, Beauty Queens Are Less Regarded By People by HardMirror(m): 10:48am On Sep 28, 2016
Genea:
Most have become sluts and have fish brains
That is all there is to know not this epistle this man is writing. Who respects beauty queens by the way.
Fashion › Re: 36 Shocking Reasons Why Some Pageants, Beauty Queens Are Less Regarded By People by HardMirror(m):
Useless peagents or what ever you call the rubbish. They are just there to make some jobless ladies feel like they are important.
Politics › Re: Exulted Foolishness Of Some Nigerians And Nairalanders by HardMirror(op): 9:23am On Sep 28, 2016
seunny4lif:
grin grin grin grin grin
But that's making the Politics section sweet grin grin grin
Hmm... I if you see it that way, but for me it is irresponsible way of addressing political differences
Politics › Re: Exulted Foolishness Of Some Nigerians And Nairalanders by HardMirror(op): 9:19am On Sep 28, 2016
reallest:
Hah u need cane
Why do you say that? Gej messed up, a common man becoming the president of this nation one would have expected him to be better, instead he invited the old thieves that had always been the problem of this country to come on board. He did some note worthy projects but his looting of the treasury is also note worthy.

As for Buhari, don't be deceived, he is clueless and only a pretender
Politics › Re: Exulted Foolishness Of Some Nigerians And Nairalanders by HardMirror(op): 9:02am On Sep 28, 2016
DLondonboiy:
GEJ no too try but PMB na complete ODE
That is just it. Let's stop the rubbish of bigotry
Politics › Re: Mental Test For Lagos And Ogun Policemen To Be Carried Out by HardMirror(m): 8:58am On Sep 28, 2016
Tosssin:
Yes, they need that test, many are mad but few are roaming
Police are mad and roaming. Don't you see them roaming about seeking who to devour?

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