A Miracle rain in Togo

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Miracle rain! Could this be another Prophet Mboro?

By Lindiwe SambalikagwaMay 31, 2016
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The ‘waterfall’

Miracle waterfall!! A huge pouring of water from heaven is said to have left residents of Kpalime, a town of Togo, in awe.

The enormous gush of liquid came out like a waterfall and it instantly created a deep well that absorbed the water.

A video that is doing rounds on Facebook show the amazing sight, which surely made onlookers look to the sky and wonder what else it has in store for us.

“A wonder in the land of Togo, West Africa. The heavens poured down rain like waterfall and the earth opened its mouth to absorb the water at the same time” posted Francis Boafo who shared the footage, drawing a mixed reaction from those who commented.

Malawi24 could not independently verify the authenticity of the video with video and photo-editing software commonly used by self-acclaimed prophets to create an illusion.
 


Maajabu nchini Togo wingu limefunguka na kumwaga maji sehemu moja na wakati huo ardhi ikaachama kupokea maji yale ili yasitililike na kuleta madhara kwa wakazi wa eneo hilo.

‬Dunia imeisha jamani fanyeni ibada huwezi kujua saa ngapi utaondoka duniani

"Nimeituma kama nilivyoipata"
 
Wewe sali kwa maana sababu ya kufanya hivyo umeiona, na mungu hataiangamiza dunia hii uikaliayo pamoja nasi waovu Kwasababu ya uovu wetu,

Bali ataiacha Kwasababu yako nasi tupatiemo.
 
Tuweni wadadisi kabla ya kuamini vitu vinavyoonekana kuwa miujiza. Someni hapa chini kuhusu kinachodaiwa kuwa mvua ya ajabu huko nchini Togo.

On 20 May 2016, the video shown above, purportedly capturing "rain falling in one place" in Togo was posted to YouTube. However, what was depicted in the video did not occur "this morning" (i.e., 20 May 2016), nor did it take place in Togo. The video has been circulating online since at least June 2015, when it was shared under the title "Sources of water, water sources of well digging." While that version of the video did not include mention of a location, other postings of it have placed the incident in Indonesia, China, andVietnam.

This video also doesn't show "rain falling in one place." In fact, it doesn't show rain at all. The water in the video is coming up from the ground (not down from the sky), either from a natural geyser or a burst pipe.

The water spurt displayed in this video appears as if it were coming from the sky largely because its peak is hidden by tree branches or is simply out of frame. When the peak is in view, the color of the water and the sky are too similar to easily distinguish one from the other. However, a careful examination of this footage shows that the water clearly originates from the ground and not the sky.

The first clue is that a central water column can be periodically glimpsed throughout the video. The water is erupting from a hole in the ground and then falling back to the ground.
 
Story za Facebook hizo, Mwisho unaambiwa share au comment aamin
Ni zaidi ya ujinga hiyo
 

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