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BigBros147: Lexusgs430:A pre-requisite for people falling under the anointing is that they MUST be focused on and emotionally and spiritually connected to the prayers. The bulk of it depends on the emotional state of the person, and only little is attributable to the pastor laying the hands. That explains why cameramen or ushers or instrumentalists do not fall; they are focused on their instruments and not even joining in the prayers, so they typically wouldn't be in the same emotional state as the other person who's fervently praying with their eyes closed. Even your common hypnotists on the streets (e.g. one chance 419 operators), a pre-requisite for their hypnotism to work on their victims is that the victim MUST be 'interested' in the deals they're offering; and with that interest comes focus - that's when their hypnotism works. If the victim isnt focusing on their discussions, their trick never works. And for the final question why it's majorly women falling. That's simple, women get emotional and hysterical more easily. |
kanubiafra:It's sad responding to dumb comments like this, but I would make an exception by giving you an open book assignment now. Prove your soundness by kindly pointing out where Obailala ever called anyone a terrorist? |
But wait oo... Could it be that the so called malpractice/forgery case against Adeleke is the discrepancy in his date of birth?... Is that what the police is taking a person to court for? |
Pekele007:What kind of comment is this? Nigerian government declaring him a terrorist was political, it meant NOTHING to even people within Nigeria, let alone people outside. How would anyone not know this? |
sean1000x:Kanu has a british passport. Even if his Nigerian and British passports are seized by Nigerian authorities, all he needs do is to step into Benin republic and locate a British embassy; and his british passport would be restored. |
abc115:You really think Kanu's millions of followers really care about Kanu or his cause?... The real bone of contention has always been 'Buhari being president' and those milli9ns of followers would happily vote PDP if that would mean taking away the 'enemy'. |
Bad guy! ![]() |
izzou:But yes of course it's political; the only reason why this is a worthy topic of discussion is because it is political. If it was a random person, say an Agric student for instance writing a thesis about rice cultivation in Nigeria and uses the said picture for illustration, if you're his lecturer, you and I know you wouldn't break a single sweat taking notice of it. Or even if you do, you would never penalize your student for something so trivial and meaningless. But of course it's a political matter, that's why it's sweet news to die for. If Nigeria actually didn't have any rice farms in existence, then one would have been inclined to agree that it's a pure case of deliberate mischievousness on the part of a political group to deceive people. But for crying out loud, even a child knows there are rice farms all over Nigeria which even existed long before the formation of APC. In summary, the only issue with the picture is that the twitter handler was lazy and failed to take account of the fact that this is a political season when millions of Nigerians are politically/emotionally charged and looking for even the most flimsy straws to grab onto as political point. Or maybe I get you all wrong, are you also suggesting (like a multitude of other 'excited' folks on this thread) that there are actually no rice farms in Nigeria?.. that it's all a lie by government? |
donbenie:Okay, noted. He's mischievous! He uploaded a picture from india because rice farms don't exist in Nigeria. |
donbenie:I rest my case abeg. Apc goofed with the picture choice. |
In the last one or two months, there's been several frontpage threads simply showing a picture of either FFK or his wife or his wife and kids or just his new kids, or his older kids. Are any of the Nairaland MoDs related to these people? |
izombie:Okay sorry.. The person handling the account goofed, ApC goofed by using a non nigerian picture. |
donbenie:Are you indirectly suggesting that Nigeria doesnt grow rice, or that rice farming isn't thriving in Nigeria all because a lazy twitter handler chose to use a picture they picked off the internet for illustration? |
izzou:My point is this, what exactly is the big deal that a lazy twitter handler picks a random picture off the internet to make an illustration?... Just be honest, would you have really thought this to be an issue if this wasnt a political WE vs THEY matter?... just be honest |
dearpreye:I'm stupid because I said there's no biggy about using a picture off the internet for illustration right?.... Nigeria had rice farms even before APC existed, so are you saying Nigeria doesn't plant rice now simply because some lazy folk handling a twitter account couldnt bother about googling up a Nigerian picture in his illustration?.... Is that what you call wisdom?... And is that the reason you think it makes sense to call me stupid this morning?... |
izzou:If I specifically say "this is a picture of MY car stand" and then I use another picture off the internet, that just me being lazy and dumb (especially if I truly have a real car dealership). But if I just say Im into car sales and I put up a random picture on my advert, there's nothing wrong with that. I just went back to that picture on the tweet, I couldnt find where it specifically said the farm in the picture was Nigeria. But then, I dont expect you to understand this cos you're living off emotions right now; it's political argument season. This is just a political season when everyone hangs on to straws, people pick up meaningless things and make a mountain out of it in the most ridiculous ways without even knowing. So I understand why this thread exists. |
izombie:Sorry oo.. Nigeria does not plant rice. Its all fake propaganda. Hope I've now called a spade a spade? |
izzou: AdelG:So if I'm a car dealer, and I use a picture I picked off the internet on my website, it automatically means my car sales business is propaganda? Lol... like I said before, I was just laughing at the mumuness of this thread and mumuness of the comments in it. Political seasons like this can be amusing when people start making clownish political arguments as seen on this thread. @AdelG, yes oo, I'm ab illiterate abeg no vex. Nigeria does not plant rice, that's why those sleazy political charlatans had to steal an indian picture off the internet cos they couldn't locate any rice farm in Nigeria. |
izzou:I'm not supporting anything, I'm just laughing at the mumuness of the thread. Everything now is a political tool for and against. Abi even you sef believe say dem no dey plant rice for Nigeria? |
freshdude99:Oga there is nothing nonsensical about what I said. If you dont understand me, ask so you can learn. If you've found yourself surrounded by only dull engineers all your life, then it's a pity. But I'm sorry, I'm not one of those around you. |
This political season is just amusing. Is the Op suggesting that Nigeria growing rice is a lie because a picture art was taken off the internet? |
Reference:This was harsh ![]() ...but it remains the fact. |
Agugbadin:The energy you need to split water molecules is more than whatever energy the hydrogen gas can produce. That's why it isnt a viable energy option yet. |
Reference:Whatever you can possibly add would need to be replenished from time to time. And if that's the case, then we really just can't say the generator runs on water. If element X needs to be added from time to time to energise the water, then it means the generator runs on a fuel called X. However you look at it, you can't create energy from an inert substance like water. |
As an engineer myself, I know static water cannot produce any power, but nevertheless, kudos to the chaps not only for having creative minds, but also for being able to practicalise their creativity even without any form of support or encouragement. |
I know nothing about this, but apologies for finding your problem uniquely amusing. ![]() Hopefully you get the answers you seek here. |
Amumaigwe: Amumaigwe: Amumaigwe: gare:I'm sure both of you haven't made any attempt to watch the short video which is all over the internet, but you rather just choose to just insult people because you were probably brought up to see insulting people as an honorable thing to do. This is a very short video of less than 3 minutes. I understand some people have a problem affording internet data, so if that's the case for you guys, just forward to 01:50 cos that's where he made the statement. If you can bother to watch the full 3 mins video, you would also hear where he mentioned that it would be madness for him to own houses in places he doesn't live. Get some manner, you don't know who I am and I don't know who you guys are. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzdppdP6SrY |
Shezkid:I thought you were going to pick out flaws in what I said, but then, I was just being too ambitious by expecting an olodo to have a meaningful issue based response; that's obviously too much for your type of brain. |
Shezkid:You brag about your reading abilities, but where you have obviously failed is in selecting what you read. You are like an olodo student who was given FAKE expo, and he's all over the place bragging about how well he read and copied it. There are different videos of a man making a simple and clear statement; but a spokesperson comes up now to modify the statement by adding "in Nigeria", and you actually think you are smart by sticking to a written statement over a live video?... Congratulations on your special intelligence! |
gare:Are you aware there are videos of the statement being made online and he clearly never mentioned "in Nigeria"? So why exactly are you attacking a person for going by the original statement? |
chidissolomon:I hate this argument because almost everyone involved is sentimental and emotional, so objectivity is scarce. But let me just assume some people can still be objective. Obi did not say Onitsha was the only place he owned a house in Nigeria; rather he said the only place he owned a house was Onitsha. In the same interview, he also explained how he turned down the request of friends to buy houses in south Africa and the US because he believed it was 'madness' to own houses in places he doesn't live. There are about 2 different events where he made the same statement and the videos are online. This episode of denial or appending "in Nigeria" are totally unnecessary and ridiculous. If there's anything, at least no one has accused him of stealing any money, but the fact remains that his statement about owning a house only in Onitsha was an unnecessary lie. |
Aufbauh:This is the simple point. There's no law anywhere in the world which prevents a wealthyman from owning as many houses as he wants anywhere in the world. But coming to the public to claim you only have a house in onitsha was an unnecessary lie. Carlyscales: Shezkid:What exactly did the person you guys quoted say wrong?... The statement by Obi was made in public and there are videos of it everywhere. He clearly said he only had a house in onitsha, he never alluded directly or indirectly that he was referring to Nigeria only; as a matter of fact, in the same speech, he actually talked about his friends asking him to buy houses in the US and South Africa and his response was that "it would be madness to have a house in a place he doesn't live." Funny how sentiments and desperation can make people fling objectivity. You guys should take a chill pill and stop sweating; at least nobody anywhere laid any allegation that he stole the money, Obi still remains a candidate to beat. |
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