LOTUS

"The kind of power that I had in Malawi, I don’t have it even now. In Malawi, I challenged the witchcraft of the territory where I went to preach. Thirteen of their agents, there were 13 naked women who came to kill me on the pulpit in Malawi. Agents of darkness. As I jumped, I ran from the pulpit to meet the Naked witchcrafts. As they were running to come and kill me, me too, I was running to meet the naked ladies. We now met at the middle. I was mad that night. Yes, the power of God was so strong that those naked ladies began to vomit living creatures, living things. In one service, you see how many deaf people began to hear. It was so intense that the crowd lost decorum and they began to run to hold my garment. It was security agents that took me away from the stage. When I left the stage, the seat I sat on, people now joined the line, they will sit on it one by one. Now, if that seat were not healing them, they would not be sitting there. The seat was healing them." — Pastor Arome Osayi recounts his encounter with 13 naked ladies who came to kill him on the pulpit during a crusade in Malawi.

🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on the modern Ballon d'Or campaign trail: 🗣️"It’s turned into an absolute circus, to be honest with you. You’ve got players running PR campaigns like they’re standing for election in the local council. Harry Kane is doing interviews listing every goal he scored in Germany like a tax auditor, and Lamine Yamal’s team is putting out statements about making history every time the lad ties his boots. Don't get me wrong—they’ve both had brilliant seasons. Yamal is a unbelievable talent and Kane does what Kane does, he scores goals. Nobody is saying they haven't performed on the pitch. But this non-stop media circus around it? It’s completely unwarranted. And then you have Kylian Mbappé coming out saying he wants to 'dedicate' the Ballon d’Or to Africa, then saying he’s not obsessed with the Ballon d’Or. Dedicate it to Africa?! Lad, you were born in Paris, raised in Bondy, play in Madrid, and represent France. It seems like he’s attempting to use an entire continent as a PR press release because his spin doctors told him it sounds inspirational. Back in my day, if you were the best in the world, your performances did the talking. You went out there, grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck, and let the football speak for itself. You didn't hire a media team to canvas for votes or write emotional speeches for social media. The whole thing is soft. Just perform on the pitch and keep your mouth shut."*