Yes, there are atheists in Nigeria, wonderful people I must confess. The thing is majority of Nigerian atheists are actually a confused set who just happen to see a group to follow.

And that is why I identify as a humanist. Still have researches and facts to unravel in my quest/thirst for knowledge.

Please tell us about your encounters with the wonderful Nigerian atheists that you met, and why you think most of them are confused.

Mjsod:
Yes, there are atheists in Nigeria, wonderful people I must confess. [s]The thing is majority of Nigerian atheists are actually a confused set who just happen to see a group to follow.[/s]

And that is why I identify as a humanist. Still have researches and facts to unravel in my quest/thirst for knowledge.

what of theist who just follow what ever their religious leaders tell them without proper research, aren’t they more confused than atheist.

Op use your head oo.

Mjsod:
Yes, there are atheists in Nigeria, wonderful people I must confess. The thing is majority of Nigerian atheists are actually a confused set who just happen to see a group to follow.

And that is why I identify as a humanist. Still have researches and facts to unravel in my quest/thirst for knowledge.

it's a good thing to identify as a humanist but quick question.

Do you believe in God or not?

hakeem4:
what of theist who just follow what ever their religious leaders tell them without proper research, aren’t they more confused than atheist.

they are both sides of a coin. wrong info, and they go boom!

Seun:
Please tell us about your encounters with the wonderful Nigerian atheists that you met, and why you think most of them are confused.

some are just looking for freedom from religious stress and laws, hence the disbeliefs. they do not really have a broad understanding of the concept. some were swayed by the success of atheists intercontinentally, and feel religion undermines their success, hence the disbelief. I take it that you have to be fully aware of a concept to be involved in it. I understand humanism, and I identify as such.

olihilistic:
Op use your head oo.

Huh!!! I don't dig sire.

johnydon22:


it's a good thing to identify as a humanist but quick question.

Do you believe in God or not?

I would have ignored this but I'll not this time. Why is my religiousity or irreligiousity worthy of note. It is a personal conviction. Anyways, majority of Nigerians cum Africans commercialize religion. Hypocrisy at its best.

Op, please where did you purchase tramadol from?

A humanist that says atheists are confused? You high?

Yes, we high on horse shit together. I did not say all. And I'm speaking from personal experience.

Mjsod:


I would have ignored this but I'll not this time. Why is my religiousity or irreligiousity worthy of note. It is a personal conviction. Anyways, majority of Nigerians cum Africans commercialize religion. Hypocrisy at its best.

..simple question,just look at the way u are dribbling up and dwn..smh

Uyi168:
..simple question,just look at the way u are dribbling up and dwn..smh

shake it well, and have a nice life shaking it.

Mjsod:
Yes, we high on horse shit together. I did not say all. And I'm speaking from personal experience.

who's sharing horse shit?

@op,


Which facts are you trying to unravel?

I think that through the next 30-50 years, Nigeria(and Africa) will witness a very high rise in atheism. Economic growth,improved standard of living,and industrial(technological) advancement will inevitably lead to a marked decline in mainstream religion(theism).


Africa is going through its own "dark ages", but it is only a matter of time.


But to state my opinion, I strongly believe that there is a God.

JackBizzle:
Op, please where did you purchase tramadol from?

A humanist that says atheists are confused? You high?

the things you read on nairaland ehn