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Priest Claims Demons Sing Rihanna’s Song In Hell

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Priest Claims Demons Sing Rihanna's Song In Hell

In a shocking revelation, Michigan priest Gerald Johnson has come forward with a harrowing account of his alleged journey to Hell following a heart attack in 2016. The priest claims that he temporarily died and was denied entry into Heaven, instead plummeting into the depths of Hell where he was subjected to a torturous soundtrack of demonic karaoke. Johnson, who has been a pastor for over 20 years, took to TikTok to share his bizarre experience, which has since gone viral with over 4 million views.

According to the priest, his spirit left his physical body during the heart attack, and he found himself descending into the center of the Earth, where Hell is located. As he entered the fiery inferno, Johnson was met with the eerie sound of demons singing popular hits, including Rihanna’s ‘Umbrella’ and Bobby McFerrin’s ‘Don’t Worry Be Happy’.
The priest claims that the music was not for entertainment purposes but was instead used to torment those in Hell.

Johnson described the experience as indescribable and emotional, stating that the lyrics of the songs took on a whole new meaning in the context of Hell. Every lyric to every song is to torment you, he said. The priest also claimed to have witnessed other gruesome scenes, including a man being burned alive while being held by a demon with chains around his neck.

Johnson believes that his experience is proof that popular music is inspired by demons and is used to control people on Earth. He warns others to be mindful of the music they listen to and to avoid unforgiveness, which he claims was the root of his own descent into Hell.

God doesn’t send people to Hell, people send themselves to Hell, Johnson said in his viral clip. This shocking tale has left many wondering about the nature of Hell and the role of music in the afterlife. While some have dismissed Johnson’s claims as mere fantasy, others believe that his experience serves as a warning to those who choose to indulge in secular music over hymns and prayers. As the debate rages on, one thing is certain – Priest Gerald Johnson’s harrowing account of Hell’s soundtrack has left a lasting impression on those who have heard it.

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Dive into the 42nd Edition of Diaspora Watch!

Explore the intersection of global politics, entertainment, and lifestyle with our latest edition.

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The big question on everyone’s mind is Trump’s Tariffs: A Threat to American Jobs or a Boost to Automation? Meanwhile, sports fans will be thrilled to know that Cristiano Ronaldo is making his Hollywood debut with an action-packed film studio venture.

In a heartwarming story, a Nigerian nurse who had been working in the US has made the bold decision to return home in search of a more fulfilling life.

This edition also shines a spotlight on Nigeria’s Diaspora Commission Chairman, who has been honoured in Saudi Arabia for his outstanding contributions.

Other highlights include an in-depth analysis of the US-China trade war, which has intensified with Trump slapping a 104% tariff on Chinese goods.

You won’t want to miss the Diaspora Watch editorial on the need for ambassadors, followed by a report on the Nigerian government’s commencement of screening for ambassadors.

In sports, Aston Villa is hoping to lure Ademola Lookman with Champions League qualification. The back page is dedicated to this exciting development.

Grab your copy of the 42nd edition of Diaspora Watch today and stay up-to-date on all the latest news and trends.

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Cristiano Ronaldo Makes Hollywood Debut With Action-Packed Film Studio Venture

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the renowned Portuguese footballer, has embarked on a new venture, marking his debut in the film industry.

Partnering with British film producer Matthew Vaughn, Ronaldo has co-founded an independent film studio called UR•MARV. M

This 50-50 joint venture has already led to the production and financing of two action-packed films, with plans for a third installment in the same series.

The financial specifics of the joint venture have not been disclosed, but the investment comes at a time when streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+ are increasingly backing independent filmmakers.

This trend provides a global distribution network that can help UR•MARV’s  films reach a wider audience and fuel the growth of the independent film industry.

Ronaldo shared his excitement about this new chapter in his business career, stating, “This is an exciting chapter for me, as I look ahead to new ventures in business.”

His partner, Vaughn, praised Ronaldo’s creativity on the football pitch, saying, “Cristiano has created stories on the pitch that I could never have written, and I look forward to creating inspiring movies with him  he’s a real-life superhero.”

At 40 years old, Ronaldo has significantly expanded his business portfolio over the last decade.

His investments include stakes in a hotel chain, a porcelain manufacturer, and a media company in Portugal.

He has also recently acquired a tennis and padel club in Lisbon.

Moreover, Ronaldo has expressed an interest in owning football clubs once he retires, further broadening his business interests.

Ronaldo, who currently plays for Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr with a reported annual salary of around $200 million, continues to shine on the field.

Although he has not yet revealed when he plans to retire from professional football, his business ventures are likely to keep him busy in the years to come.

Vaughn, on the other hand, has built a reputation for reinventing action cinema with his sleek, fast-paced approach and a flair for blending humor with high stakes drama.

He made his directorial debut with the gritty crime film Layer Cake (2004) and quickly followed up with bold, genre-defying hits like Kick-Ass (2010) and X-Men: First Class (2011).

Vaughn’s big breakthrough came in 2014 with the launch of the Kingsman series—a high-octane spy saga known for its slick visuals, tongue-in-cheek tone, and explosive set pieces, all under the banner of his production company, Marv.

Most recently, he directed Argylle (2024), a globe-trotting espionage adventure starring Henry Cavill and Bryce Dallas Howard. With two more Kingsman films on the horizon, Vaughn shows no signs of slowing down.

The partnership between Ronaldo and Vaughn marks a new era for UR•MARV, with the potential for exciting and action-packed films to reach a global audience.

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Diaspora Diva – Annette Nneka Echikunwoke

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Annette Nneka Echikunwoke was born on July 29, 1996, in Ohio, United States. She is a Nigerian-American hammer thrower who has made a name for herself in the world of athletics. Annette’s athletic career began in school, where she won the shot put and discus throw at a sports day event. She later attended the University of Cincinnati, where she was a member of the track and field team.

In 2017, she won the NCAA Division I Women’s Indoor Track and Field Championships in the weight throw event. In 2020, Annette elected to represent Nigeria at the Olympic Games. However, she was disqualified due to the negligence of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria. The federation failed to conduct the required out-of-competition drug tests, which led to the disqualification of Annette and nine other Nigerian athletes. Despite this setback, Annette continued to pursue her athletic career.

In 2021, she set four successive Nigerian and African records in the hammer throw event, with a personal best of 75.49m. She is currently ranked seventh in the world in the women’s hammer throw. Annette switched allegiance to the United States and represented the country at the 2024 Summer Olympics. She won a silver medal in the women’s hammer throw event, with a throw of 75.48m. This was the first Olympic medal for the United States in the women’s hammer throw event.

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