Christianity brought western education to Nigeria. Christianity brought the Mass Media to Nigeria. Christianity brought modern healthcare system to Nigeria. Christianity put an end to the killing of twins. And for the world, most of the devices, gadgets and innovations that make life comfortable for us today (from the computer to the radio to the television to the telephone etc) were invented by Christians.

Now, can anyone tell me what we enjoy in Nigeria today that wouldn't have been possible without Islam? I know of religious violence, terrorism and (forced) early marriages for girls in Northern Nigeria. What esle?

Your analysis is flawed and depicts your intellectual capacity.
All the achievements you listed were developed by MAN and had nothing to do with religion. I don't think Bill Gates was thinking about Christianity when he invented Windows!!!!!!!!!!!!

@gent2genius: Christianity didnt bring anything to nobody. The west went all over the world because of "economy" and they brought their religion.
All they did was make propfits and expand their territory of influence. They wouldnt have cared if you all go to hell except it helped to govern you, so they brought Bible along.

Go find out. If it was the religion first, I wondered if there would have been any muslim, or animist left in Nigeria. Surprisingly, the Stubborn Northerners beat them hands down! I wonder why they did not make them Christians in their kindness over the masses of Nigeria? And why Ibadan remained Islamic? You need to go sit yourself down and think about that for a moment, before you come back, with a wiki-answer! Lol. Wiki, I said.

And japan and the orient and Asia survived well, thank you without Christianity!

the southern region of Nigeria owes a lot to mission schools.

A-town, you should be ashamed of yourself for not having any meaningful thing to say. I never said those things were made my animals. I said they were made by Christians!!!

And you couldn't answer my question - which of the notable inventions that you enjoy today was made by a muslim? Shouldn't that make you realise that Islam is all about violence and backwardness?


Olabowale, thank you. Even if they came because of "economy" they brought some benefits too. Which one did Islam bring other than Jihad and forced marriages?

Surprisingly, the Stubborn Northerners beat them hands down!

And are they not paying for it dearly and regretfully? Which part of Nigeria is the most backward intellectually and developmentally? Which part of Nigeria has the highest number of polio victims? Which part has the highest number of beggars and diseased people? Which part of Nigeria has the highest number of illiterate people? Which part of Nigeria has the highest number of religious fanatics and zombies? Which part has the highest number of child marriages? Is it the not the Northern part that refuses to allow Christianity? Compare the North with other parts that allowed Christianity. See how miserable and desolate they have been because of Islam!!! So sad!

olabowale:

And japan and the orient and Asia survived well, thank you without Christianity!

south Korea would have been north korea but for American intervention. Japan is what it is today thanks to America . . . so pls keep quiet.

This thread is hilarious

so what has islam brought to Nigeria?

i've gone through this before

lets check out some christian nations in africa

ethiopia - synonmous with famine
congo, synonymous with war
south africa - rape crime and for decades apartheid
liberia war
rwanda - genocide

yep - like i said then, it seems like the horsemen of the apocalpse arrive early in cgristian strongholds


anyone who wants to blather about south korea etal should remember that it was christians that started world war I and II

christians have started more wars , colonised more sovereign peoples , stolen more land(america) than Muslims ever could aspire to  , and they often do it with the bible in one hand and a gun in the other  

i am not going to paste this again. . .

it would seem those who like to talk about school have very short memories. . .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_contributions_to_Medieval_Europe

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inventions_in_the_Muslim_world

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_Golden_Age

oyb:

i've gone through this before

lets check out some christian nations in africa

ethiopia - synonmous with famine
congo, synonymous with war
south africa - rape crime and for decades apartheid
liberia war
rwanda - genocide

yep - like i said then, it seems like the horsemen of the apocalpse arrive early in cgristian strongholds


anyone who wants to blather about south korea etal should remember that it was christians that started world war I and II

christians have started more wars , colonised more sovereign peoples , stolen more land(america) than Muslims ever could aspire to  , and they often do it with the bible in one hand and a gun in the other  

How many times are we going to correct these revisionists? Was hitler a bible-thumping christian?

It seems for the purpose of clear deciet . . . anything that isnt muslim is quickly attributed to christianity especially if that person is evil.

Oyb

Answer a simple question in a simple way - not by shamelessly googling everything and asking us to go to the sites. Did I refer you to any websites when I listed the things I mentioned above?

Tell us in clear terms - what good has Islam brought to Nigeria?


And look at the links LOL

Islamic contributions to MEDIEVAL europe 

Islamic inventions in MUSLIM world

Islamic Golden Age?

What's all this mumbo jumbo? Tell us something we can see clearly and you can defend. Not what wiki says!

This is a COMPREHENSIVE list of the names of people who invented the things that make life comfortable for us today. See if you'll find any muslim name. I wonder what this world would have turned into without these people and their inventions!


Charles Babbage: Imagine a life without computers? Impossible, right? Well, the man you need to thank is Charles Babbage. He was an English mathematician, philosopher, inventor and mechanical engineer who came up with the concept of a programmable computer and is said to have invented the first mechanical computer.

Tim Berners-Lee: Well, if imagining a life without computers was impossible for some of you, then think about a life without good ol’ Internet! Kudos to the man who invented the Internet. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee is an English computer scientist, who invented the World Wide Web On December 25, 1990.

Laszlo Biro: In love with your favorite ballpen? Well then you need to know who invented it! Laszlo Biro was the inventor of the modern ballpoint pen.

Clarence Birdseye: Remember the times when there is just no time to cook after you have slogged three jobs during the day? Isn’t frozen food a life-saver at times like these? You need to thank Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the American inventor who is considered the founder of the modern frozen food industry.

Louis Braille: Thanks to Louis Braille, a number of visually impaired people can now read and write - yes, he was the inventor of the Braille system, which is now used worldwide.

Bartolomeo Cristofori: The inventor of the Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco was an Italian musical instrument maker who invented the piano.

William Kennedy Dickson: William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was an Anglo-Scottish inventor who created and an early motion picture camera.

Rudolf Diesel: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel was a German inventor who is known for his invention of the compression ignition engine.

George Eastman: The man who invented the roll film, which not only was a great boost for the art of photography but also became the basis for the invention of motion picture films.

Thomas Edison: Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor who developed several devices like the electric light bulb and the phonograph.

Willem Einthoven: Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist, who invented the first practical electrocardiogram also known as ECG.

Douglas Engelbart: Well how can you forget your computer’s faithful companion? Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart invented the computer mouse.

Michael Faraday: Faraday is known for his invention of Faraday’s rotator, Faraday’s cage, Faraday’s law of induction and of course the unit Faraday. Faraday also discovered the laws of electrolysis and popularised terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion, terms largely created by William Whewell.

Alexander Fleming: Alexander Fleming is most popularly known for his discovery of antibiotic Penicillin from the fungus Penicillium notatum in the year 1928. He also discovered the enzyme lysozyme in 1922.

Jean Bernard Leon Foucault: Jean Bernard Leon Foucault invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and also a musical instrument.

William Friese-Greene: William Friese-Greene is known as a pioneer in the field of motion pictures and also known as the inventor of cinematography.

Johann Gutenberg: Johann Gutenberg is known as the man who was the first European to use movable type printing, in around 1439, but more importantly he was the one who invented mechanical printing.

Elias Howe: Elias Howe was an American inventor who invented the sewing machine.

Whitcomb L. Judson: Whitcomb L. Judson was an American inventor, who invented the forerunner of the modern zipper in 1893, which was called the clasp-locker.

John Harvey Kellogg: Can’t get your day kick-started without your favorite morning cereal, can you? Well it all started with corn flakes! John Kellogg was the inventor of the corn flakes breakfast cereal with help from his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

Rene Laennec: One of the important inventions in the medical field is the stethoscope. Rene-Laennec was a physician, who invented of the stethoscope.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: Known as the father of Microbiology, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is best known for his work on the improvement of the microscope. He also created over 400 different types of microscopes.

Charles Mackintosh: Remember the embarrassment of spilling your drink on your clothes? Well, thanks to the guy who invented waterproof fabrics - Charles Macintosh.

Guglielmo Marconi: Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor, who invented the radiotelegraph system.

Robert Moog: Dr. Robert Arthur Moog was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Samuel Morse: Samuel Morse invented the single wire telegraph system, and co-invented the Morse code.

James Naismith: James Naismith invented the popular sport of Basket Ball and is also credited with inventing the first football helmet.

Isaac Newton: Isaac Newton was the one to discover gravity. Newton is known for his theories about the phenomenon of universal gravitation and also propounded the three famous laws of motion.

Nicephore Niepce: Joseph Nicephore Niepce was a French inventor, who is known as inventor of photography.

Hans Christian Orsted: Hans Christian Orsted is known discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism known as electromagnetism.

Nicolae Paulescu: Nicolae Paulescu was a Romanian physiologist and a professor of medicine, who is credited for the discovery of insulin.

Charles Francis Richter: [/b]Charles Richter is the inventor of the Richter magnitude scale, which is used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

[b]Erno Rubik: Yes, you guessed it right! Erno Rubik is a Hungarian inventor, sculptor and professor of architecture, who invented the popular mechanical puzzles including Rubik's Cube, Rubik's Magic and Rubik's Snake.

Adolphe Sax: Again, the invention is hidden in the name - Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Percy Spencer: Thankful that old bulky cooking appliances have been replaced by the microwave? Percy Spencer is the man you should be grateful to, he is the inventor of the microwave oven.

Theophilus Van Kannel: Theophilus Van Kannel was a Dutch-American inventor, who is popular for his invention of the revolving door.

Alessandro Volta: Alessandro Volta is known for the invention of the first electric cell in 1800.

James Watt: James Watt is the man who improved and materialized the steam engine.

Charles Wheatstone: Charles Wheatstone is accredited for his invention of the English concertina, the stereoscope (which is a device for displaying three-dimensional images), and the Playfair cipher (which is an encryption technique).

Eli Whitney: Eli Whitney is the inventor of the cotton gin, which is a machine that efficiently separates the cotton fibers from the seedpods.

Paul Winchell: Paul Winchell is the man who built and patented the first mechanical, artificial heart, implantable in the chest cavity.

Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright were the two Americans brothers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and also for making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight.
[b]
Arthur Wynne: [/b]Can you imagine your morning newspaper without a crossword puzzle? Well, thanks to Mr. Arthur Wyne, the man who invented the crossword puzzle in 1913.

This is a COMPREHENSIVE list of the names of people who invented the things that make life comfortable for us today. See if you'll find any muslim name. I wonder what this world would have turned into without these people and their inventions!


Charles Babbage: Imagine a life without computers? Impossible, right? Well, the man you need to thank is Charles Babbage. He was an English mathematician, inventor and mechanical engineer who came up with the concept of a programmable computer and is said to have invented the first mechanical computer.

Tim Berners-Lee: Well, if imagining a life without computers was impossible for some of you, then think about a life without good ol’ Internet! Kudos to the man who invented the Internet. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee is an English computer scientist, who invented the World Wide Web On December 25, 1990.

Laszlo Biro: In love with your favorite ballpen? Well then you need to know who invented it! Laszlo Biro was the inventor of the modern ballpoint pen.

Clarence Birdseye: Remember the times when there is just no time to cook after you have slogged three jobs during the day? Isn’t frozen food a life-saver at times like these? You need to thank Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the American inventor who is considered the founder of the modern frozen food industry.

Louis Braille: Thanks to Louis Braille, a number of visually impaired people can now read and write - yes, he was the inventor of the Braille system, which is now used worldwide.

Bartolomeo Cristofori: The inventor of the Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco was an Italian musical instrument maker who invented the piano.

William Kennedy Dickson: William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was an Anglo-Scottish inventor who created and an early motion picture camera.

Rudolf Diesel: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel was a German inventor who is known for his invention of the compression ignition engine.

George Eastman: The man who invented the roll film, which not only was a great boost for the art of photography but also became the basis for the invention of motion picture films.

Thomas Edison: Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor who developed several devices like the electric light bulb and the phonograph.

Willem Einthoven: Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist, who invented the first practical electrocardiogram also known as ECG.

Douglas Engelbart: Well how can you forget your computer’s faithful companion? Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart invented the computer mouse.

Michael Faraday: Faraday is known for his invention of Faraday’s rotator, Faraday’s cage, Faraday’s law of induction and of course the unit Faraday. Faraday also discovered the laws of electrolysis and popularised terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion, terms largely created by William Whewell.

Alexander Fleming: Alexander Fleming is most popularly known for his discovery of antibiotic Penicillin from the fungus Penicillium notatum in the year 1928. He also discovered the enzyme lysozyme in 1922.

Jean Bernard Leon Foucault: Jean Bernard Leon Foucault invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and also a musical instrument.

William Friese-Greene: William Friese-Greene is known as a pioneer in the field of motion pictures and also known as the inventor of cinematography.

Johann Gutenberg: Johann Gutenberg is known as the man who was the first European to use movable type printing, in around 1439, but more importantly he was the one who invented mechanical printing.

Elias Howe: Elias Howe was an American inventor who invented the sewing machine.

Whitcomb L. Judson: Whitcomb L. Judson was an American inventor, who invented the forerunner of the modern zipper in 1893, which was called the clasp-locker.

John Harvey Kellogg: Can’t get your day kick-started without your favorite morning cereal, can you? Well it all started with corn flakes! John Kellogg was the inventor of the corn flakes breakfast cereal with help from his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

Rene Laennec: One of the important inventions in the medical field is the stethoscope. Rene-Laennec was a physician, who invented of the stethoscope.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: Known as the father of Microbiology, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is best known for his work on the improvement of the microscope. He also created over 400 different types of microscopes.

Charles Mackintosh: Remember the embarrassment of spilling your drink on your clothes? Well, thanks to the guy who invented waterproof fabrics - Charles Macintosh.

Guglielmo Marconi: Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor, who invented the radiotelegraph system.

Robert Moog: Dr. Robert Arthur Moog was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Samuel Morse: Samuel Morse invented the single wire telegraph system, and co-invented the Morse code.

James Naismith: James Naismith invented the popular sport of Basket Ball and is also credited with inventing the first football helmet.

Isaac Newton: Isaac Newton was the one to discover gravity. Newton is known for his theories about the phenomenon of universal gravitation and also propounded the three famous laws of motion.

Nicephore Niepce: Joseph Nicephore Niepce was a French inventor, who is known as inventor of photography.

Hans Christian Orsted: Hans Christian Orsted is known discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism known as electromagnetism.

Nicolae Paulescu: Nicolae Paulescu was a Romanian physiologist and a professor of medicine, who is credited for the discovery of insulin.

Charles Francis Richter: [/b]Charles Richter is the inventor of the Richter magnitude scale, which is used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

[b]Erno Rubik: Yes, you guessed it right! Erno Rubik is a Hungarian inventor, sculptor and professor of architecture, who invented the popular mechanical puzzles including Rubik's Cube, Rubik's Magic and Rubik's Snake.

Adolphe Sax: Again, the invention is hidden in the name - Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Percy Spencer: Thankful that old bulky cooking appliances have been replaced by the microwave? Percy Spencer is the man you should be grateful to, he is the inventor of the microwave oven.

Theophilus Van Kannel: Theophilus Van Kannel was a Dutch-American inventor, who is popular for his invention of the revolving door.

Alessandro Volta: Alessandro Volta is known for the invention of the first electric cell in 1800.

James Watt: James Watt is the man who improved and materialized the steam engine.

Charles Wheatstone: Charles Wheatstone is accredited for his invention of the English concertina, the stereoscope (which is a device for displaying three-dimensional images), and the Playfair cipher (which is an encryption technique).

Eli Whitney: Eli Whitney is the inventor of the cotton gin, which is a machine that efficiently separates the cotton fibers from the seedpods.

Paul Winchell: Paul Winchell is the man who built and patented the first mechanical, artificial heart, implantable in the chest cavity.

Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright were the two Americans brothers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and also for making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight.
[b]
Arthur Wynne: [/b]Can you imagine your morning newspaper without a crossword puzzle? Well, thanks to Mr. Arthur Wyne, the man who invented the crossword puzzle in 1913.

This is a COMPREHENSIVE list of the names of people who invented the things that make life comfortable for us today. See if you'll find any muslim name. I wonder what this world would have turned into without these people and their inventions!


Charles Babbage: Imagine a life without computers? Impossible, right? Well, the man you need to thank is Charles Babbage. He was an English mathematician, inventor and mechanical engineer who came up with the concept of a programmable computer and is said to have invented the first mechanical computer.

Tim Berners-Lee: Well, if imagining a life without computers was impossible for some of you, then think about a life without good ol’ Internet! Kudos to the man who invented the Internet. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee is an English computer scientist, who invented the World Wide Web On December 25, 1990.

Laszlo Biro: In love with your favorite ballpen? Well then you need to know who invented it! Laszlo Biro was the inventor of the modern ballpoint pen.

Clarence Birdseye: Remember the times when there is just no time to cook after you have slogged three jobs during the day? Isn’t frozen food a life-saver at times like these? You need to thank Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the American inventor who is considered the founder of the modern frozen food industry.

Louis Braille: Thanks to Louis Braille, a number of visually impaired people can now read and write - yes, he was the inventor of the Braille system, which is now used worldwide.

Bartolomeo Cristofori: The inventor of the Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco was an Italian musical instrument maker who invented the piano.

William Kennedy Dickson: William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was an Anglo-Scottish inventor who created and an early motion picture camera.

Rudolf Diesel: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel was a German inventor who is known for his invention of the compression ignition engine.

George Eastman: The man who invented the roll film, which not only was a great boost for the art of photography but also became the basis for the invention of motion picture films.

Thomas Edison: Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor who developed several devices like the electric light bulb and the phonograph.

Willem Einthoven: Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist, who invented the first practical electrocardiogram also known as ECG.

Douglas Engelbart: Well how can you forget your computer’s faithful companion? Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart invented the computer mouse.

Michael Faraday: Faraday is known for his invention of Faraday’s rotator, Faraday’s cage, Faraday’s law of induction and of course the unit Faraday. Faraday also discovered the laws of electrolysis and popularised terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion, terms largely created by William Whewell.

Alexander Fleming: Alexander Fleming is most popularly known for his discovery of antibiotic Penicillin from the fungus Penicillium notatum in the year 1928. He also discovered the enzyme lysozyme in 1922.

Jean Bernard Leon Foucault: Jean Bernard Leon Foucault invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and also a musical instrument.

William Friese-Greene: William Friese-Greene is known as a pioneer in the field of motion pictures and also known as the inventor of cinematography.

Johann Gutenberg: Johann Gutenberg is known as the man who was the first European to use movable type printing, in around 1439, but more importantly he was the one who invented mechanical printing.

Elias Howe: Elias Howe was an American inventor who invented the sewing machine.

Whitcomb L. Judson: Whitcomb L. Judson was an American inventor, who invented the forerunner of the modern zipper in 1893, which was called the clasp-locker.

John Harvey Kellogg: Can’t get your day kick-started without your favorite morning cereal, can you? Well it all started with corn flakes! John Kellogg was the inventor of the corn flakes breakfast cereal with help from his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

Rene Laennec: One of the important inventions in the medical field is the stethoscope. Rene-Laennec was a physician, who invented of the stethoscope.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: Known as the father of Microbiology, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is best known for his work on the improvement of the microscope. He also created over 400 different types of microscopes.

Charles Mackintosh: Remember the embarrassment of spilling your drink on your clothes? Well, thanks to the guy who invented waterproof fabrics - Charles Macintosh.

Guglielmo Marconi: Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor, who invented the radiotelegraph system.

Robert Moog: Dr. Robert Arthur Moog was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Samuel Morse: Samuel Morse invented the single wire telegraph system, and co-invented the Morse code.

James Naismith: James Naismith invented the popular sport of Basket Ball and is also credited with inventing the first football helmet.

Isaac Newton: Isaac Newton was the one to discover gravity. Newton is known for his theories about the phenomenon of universal gravitation and also propounded the three famous laws of motion.

Nicephore Niepce: Joseph Nicephore Niepce was a French inventor, who is known as inventor of photography.

Hans Christian Orsted: Hans Christian Orsted is known discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism known as electromagnetism.

Nicolae Paulescu: Nicolae Paulescu was a Romanian physiologist and a professor of medicine, who is credited for the discovery of insulin.

Charles Francis Richter: [/b]Charles Richter is the inventor of the Richter magnitude scale, which is used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

[b]Erno Rubik: Yes, you guessed it right! Erno Rubik is a Hungarian inventor, sculptor and professor of architecture, who invented the popular mechanical puzzles including Rubik's Cube, Rubik's Magic and Rubik's Snake.

Adolphe Sax: Again, the invention is hidden in the name - Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Percy Spencer: Thankful that old bulky cooking appliances have been replaced by the microwave? Percy Spencer is the man you should be grateful to, he is the inventor of the microwave oven.

Theophilus Van Kannel: Theophilus Van Kannel was a Dutch-American inventor, who is popular for his invention of the revolving door.

Alessandro Volta: Alessandro Volta is known for the invention of the first electric cell in 1800.

James Watt: James Watt is the man who improved and materialized the steam engine.

Charles Wheatstone: Charles Wheatstone is accredited for his invention of the English concertina, the stereoscope (which is a device for displaying three-dimensional images), and the Playfair cipher (which is an encryption technique).

Eli Whitney: Eli Whitney is the inventor of the cotton gin, which is a machine that efficiently separates the cotton fibers from the seedpods.

Paul Winchell: Paul Winchell is the man who built and patented the first mechanical, artificial heart, implantable in the chest cavity.

Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright were the two Americans brothers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and also for making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight.
[b]
Arthur Wynne: [/b]Can you imagine your morning newspaper without a crossword puzzle? Well, thanks to Mr. Arthur Wyne, the man who invented the crossword puzzle in 1913.

@Davidylan:

south Korea would have been north korea but for American intervention. Japan is what it is today thanks to America . . . so pls keep quiet.

Topic: what good did islam bring to Nigeria or indeed the world. My opinion, based on what the OP person said in his initial entry; he alluded to christianity doing something which I said is falsehood. Proof from my side; If Christianity is responsible for the success of America, lets forget the muslims and jews in this land, America is not successful because of Christianity! Just because Christian people are successful, they did not do so, with the intention of their Christendom! What is the need of the separation of churc and state then? Why is it JUDEO- christian, and it is not CHRISTIAN, only?

Did america go to any land and act according to the Bible, only or according to the Wallet primarily? I know america, too. Now tell me; what good did America bring tojapan and or Korea based on Christianity alone? And I will tell you the economic/ pocket book issues!

Iro oti fo iwo omode yi nifun! lol. You fight for Jesus knows no limit, even if you have to use dirty tricks. Aiye lo bami. Ayini ke ni kon lo mo, oo mo ayini pada!

uncle olabs . . . when will you answer the question?

What question? What good Islam brought to Nigeria and indeed the rest of the world?

Definitely, not Crusade, unjust forgiveness, or prostitution. Read from your favorite info source WIKIPEDIA what Arabs became because of Islam. No one became anything because of Cristianity. You, David, did not become ascientist because of Christianity. Your yoruba heritage has something to do with it. The yorubas say Ee fara weleshin. Immitate the owner of the horse, instead of the stable boy!

Tepa mo she. Eni ba foko shishe aa foko jeun. And many other saying. Tell me one thing that Christianity made anyone do? There is no scientific discovery based on Christianity, or a scientist that says by effort I went into it because of what I found in the Bible.

olabowale:

What question? What good Islam brought to Nigeria and indeed the rest of the world?

Definitely, not Crusade, unjust forgiveness, or prostitution. Read from your favorite info source WIKIPEDIA what Arabs became because of Islam. No one became anything because of Cristianity. You, David, did not become ascientist because of Christianity. Your yoruba heritage has something to do with it. The yorubas say Ee fara weleshin. Immitate the owner of the horse, instead of the stable boy!

Tepa mo she. Eni ba foko shishe aa foko jeun. And many other saying. Tell me one thing that Christianity made anyone do? There is no scientific discovery based on Christianity, or a scientist that says by effort I went into it because of what I found in the Bible.

what good thing has islam brought into NIGERIA? why is this question so hard to answer?

@Neotic: The old people in the villages learnt Quran when the Oyinbos had not brought their education to the universal Nigerian land. Awolowo's free education in the west is modelled, probably after the Abe igi orombos Madrasa in Yoruba land.

Tell me a single thing that Christianity brought to Nigeria, except rin ihoho kolobo?

This is a COMPREHENSIVE list of the names of people who invented the things that make life comfortable for us today. See if you'll find any muslim name. I wonder what this world would have turned into without these people and their inventions!


Charles Babbage: Imagine a life without computers? Impossible, right? Well, the man you need to thank is Charles Babbage. He was an English mathematician, inventor and mechanical engineer who came up with the concept of a programmable computer and is said to have invented the first mechanical computer.

Tim Berners-Lee: Well, if imagining a life without computers was impossible for some of you, then think about a life without good ol’ Internet! Kudos to the man who invented the Internet. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee is an English computer scientist, who invented the World Wide Web On December 25, 1990.

Laszlo Biro: In love with your favorite ballpen? Well then you need to know who invented it! Laszlo Biro was the inventor of the modern ballpoint pen.

Clarence Birdseye: Remember the times when there is just no time to cook after you have slogged three jobs during the day? Isn’t frozen food a life-saver at times like these? You need to thank Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the American inventor who is considered the founder of the modern frozen food industry.

Louis Braille: Thanks to Louis Braille, a number of visually impaired people can now read and write - yes, he was the inventor of the Braille system, which is now used worldwide.

Bartolomeo Cristofori: The inventor of the Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco was an Italian musical instrument maker who invented the piano.

William Kennedy Dickson: William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was an Anglo-Scottish inventor who created and an early motion picture camera.

Rudolf Diesel: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel was a German inventor who is known for his invention of the compression ignition engine.

George Eastman: The man who invented the roll film, which not only was a great boost for the art of photography but also became the basis for the invention of motion picture films.

Thomas Edison: Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor who developed several devices like the electric light bulb and the phonograph.

Willem Einthoven: Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist, who invented the first practical electrocardiogram also known as ECG.

Douglas Engelbart: Well how can you forget your computer’s faithful companion? Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart invented the computer mouse.

Michael Faraday: Faraday is known for his invention of Faraday’s rotator, Faraday’s cage, Faraday’s law of induction and of course the unit Faraday. Faraday also discovered the laws of electrolysis and popularised terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion, terms largely created by William Whewell.

Alexander Fleming: Alexander Fleming is most popularly known for his discovery of antibiotic Penicillin from the fungus Penicillium notatum in the year 1928. He also discovered the enzyme lysozyme in 1922.

Jean Bernard Leon Foucault: Jean Bernard Leon Foucault invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and also a musical instrument.

William Friese-Greene: William Friese-Greene is known as a pioneer in the field of motion pictures and also known as the inventor of cinematography.

Johann Gutenberg: Johann Gutenberg is known as the man who was the first European to use movable type printing, in around 1439, but more importantly he was the one who invented mechanical printing.

Elias Howe: Elias Howe was an American inventor who invented the sewing machine.

Whitcomb L. Judson: Whitcomb L. Judson was an American inventor, who invented the forerunner of the modern zipper in 1893, which was called the clasp-locker.

John Harvey Kellogg: Can’t get your day kick-started without your favorite morning cereal, can you? Well it all started with corn flakes! John Kellogg was the inventor of the corn flakes breakfast cereal with help from his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

Rene Laennec: One of the important inventions in the medical field is the stethoscope. Rene-Laennec was a physician, who invented of the stethoscope.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: Known as the father of Microbiology, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is best known for his work on the improvement of the microscope. He also created over 400 different types of microscopes.

Charles Mackintosh: Remember the embarrassment of spilling your drink on your clothes? Well, thanks to the guy who invented waterproof fabrics - Charles Macintosh.

Guglielmo Marconi: Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor, who invented the radiotelegraph system.

Robert Moog: Dr. Robert Arthur Moog was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Samuel Morse: Samuel Morse invented the single wire telegraph system, and co-invented the Morse code.

James Naismith: James Naismith invented the popular sport of Basket Ball and is also credited with inventing the first football helmet.

Isaac Newton: Isaac Newton was the one to discover gravity. Newton is known for his theories about the phenomenon of universal gravitation and also propounded the three famous laws of motion.

Nicephore Niepce: Joseph Nicephore Niepce was a French inventor, who is known as inventor of photography.

Hans Christian Orsted: Hans Christian Orsted is known discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism known as electromagnetism.

Nicolae Paulescu: Nicolae Paulescu was a Romanian physiologist and a professor of medicine, who is credited for the discovery of insulin.

Charles Francis Richter: Charles Richter is the inventor of the Richter magnitude scale, which is used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

Erno Rubik: Yes, you guessed it right! Erno Rubik is a Hungarian inventor, sculptor and professor of architecture, who invented the popular mechanical puzzles including Rubik's Cube, Rubik's Magic and Rubik's Snake.

Adolphe Sax: Again, the invention is hidden in the name - Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Percy Spencer: Thankful that old bulky cooking appliances have been replaced by the microwave? Percy Spencer is the man you should be grateful to, he is the inventor of the microwave oven.

Theophilus Van Kannel: Theophilus Van Kannel was a Dutch-American inventor, who is popular for his invention of the revolving door.

Alessandro Volta: Alessandro Volta is known for the invention of the first electric cell in 1800.

James Watt: James Watt is the man who improved and materialized the steam engine.

Charles Wheatstone: Charles Wheatstone is accredited for his invention of the English concertina, the stereoscope (which is a device for displaying three-dimensional images), and the Playfair cipher (which is an encryption technique).

Eli Whitney: Eli Whitney is the inventor of the cotton gin, which is a machine that efficiently separates the cotton fibers from the seedpods.

Paul Winchell: Paul Winchell is the man who built and patented the first mechanical, artificial heart, implantable in the chest cavity.

Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright were the two Americans brothers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and also for making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight.

Arthur Wynne: Can you imagine your morning newspaper without a crossword puzzle? Well, thanks to Mr. Arthur Wyne, the man who invented the crossword puzzle in 1913.
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This is a COMPREHENSIVE list of the names of people who invented the things that make life comfortable for us today. See if you'll find any muslim name. I wonder what this world would have turned into without these people and their inventions!


Charles Babbage: Imagine a life without computers? Impossible, right? Well, the man you need to thank is Charles Babbage. He was an English mathematician, inventor and mechanical engineer who came up with the concept of a programmable computer and is said to have invented the first mechanical computer.

Tim Berners-Lee: Well, if imagining a life without computers was impossible for some of you, then think about a life without good ol’ Internet! Kudos to the man who invented the Internet. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee is an English computer scientist, who invented the World Wide Web On December 25, 1990.

Laszlo Biro: In love with your favorite ballpen? Well then you need to know who invented it! Laszlo Biro was the inventor of the modern ballpoint pen.

Clarence Birdseye: Remember the times when there is just no time to cook after you have slogged three jobs during the day? Isn’t frozen food a life-saver at times like these? You need to thank Clarence Frank Birdseye II, the American inventor who is considered the founder of the modern frozen food industry.

Louis Braille: Thanks to Louis Braille, a number of visually impaired people can now read and write - yes, he was the inventor of the Braille system, which is now used worldwide.

Bartolomeo Cristofori: The inventor of the Piano - Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco was an Italian musical instrument maker who invented the piano.

William Kennedy Dickson: William Kennedy Laurie Dickson was an Anglo-Scottish inventor who created and an early motion picture camera.

Rudolf Diesel: Rudolf Christian Karl Diesel was a German inventor who is known for his invention of the compression ignition engine.

George Eastman: The man who invented the roll film, which not only was a great boost for the art of photography but also became the basis for the invention of motion picture films.

Thomas Edison: Thomas Alva Edison was an American inventor who developed several devices like the electric light bulb and the phonograph.

Willem Einthoven: Willem Einthoven was a Dutch doctor and physiologist, who invented the first practical electrocardiogram also known as ECG.

Douglas Engelbart: Well how can you forget your computer’s faithful companion? Dr. Douglas C. Engelbart invented the computer mouse.

Michael Faraday: Faraday is known for his invention of Faraday’s rotator, Faraday’s cage, Faraday’s law of induction and of course the unit Faraday. Faraday also discovered the laws of electrolysis and popularised terminology such as anode, cathode, electrode, and ion, terms largely created by William Whewell.

Alexander Fleming: Alexander Fleming is most popularly known for his discovery of antibiotic Penicillin from the fungus Penicillium notatum in the year 1928. He also discovered the enzyme lysozyme in 1922.

Jean Bernard Leon Foucault: Jean Bernard Leon Foucault invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and also a musical instrument.

William Friese-Greene: William Friese-Greene is known as a pioneer in the field of motion pictures and also known as the inventor of cinematography.

Johann Gutenberg: Johann Gutenberg is known as the man who was the first European to use movable type printing, in around 1439, but more importantly he was the one who invented mechanical printing.

Elias Howe: Elias Howe was an American inventor who invented the sewing machine.

Whitcomb L. Judson: Whitcomb L. Judson was an American inventor, who invented the forerunner of the modern zipper in 1893, which was called the clasp-locker.

John Harvey Kellogg: Can’t get your day kick-started without your favorite morning cereal, can you? Well it all started with corn flakes! John Kellogg was the inventor of the corn flakes breakfast cereal with help from his brother Will Keith Kellogg.

Rene Laennec: One of the important inventions in the medical field is the stethoscope. Rene-Laennec was a physician, who invented of the stethoscope.

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek: Known as the father of Microbiology, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek is best known for his work on the improvement of the microscope. He also created over 400 different types of microscopes.

Charles Mackintosh: Remember the embarrassment of spilling your drink on your clothes? Well, thanks to the guy who invented waterproof fabrics - Charles Macintosh.

Guglielmo Marconi: Guglielmo Marconi was an Italian inventor, who invented the radiotelegraph system.

Robert Moog: Dr. Robert Arthur Moog was an American pioneer of electronic music, best known as the inventor of the Moog synthesizer.

Samuel Morse: Samuel Morse invented the single wire telegraph system, and co-invented the Morse code.

James Naismith: James Naismith invented the popular sport of Basket Ball and is also credited with inventing the first football helmet.

Isaac Newton: Isaac Newton was the one to discover gravity. Newton is known for his theories about the phenomenon of universal gravitation and also propounded the three famous laws of motion.

Nicephore Niepce: Joseph Nicephore Niepce was a French inventor, who is known as inventor of photography.

Hans Christian Orsted: Hans Christian Orsted is known discovering the relationship between electricity and magnetism known as electromagnetism.

Nicolae Paulescu: Nicolae Paulescu was a Romanian physiologist and a professor of medicine, who is credited for the discovery of insulin.

Charles Francis Richter: Charles Richter is the inventor of the Richter magnitude scale, which is used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

Erno Rubik: Yes, you guessed it right! Erno Rubik is a Hungarian inventor, sculptor and professor of architecture, who invented the popular mechanical puzzles including Rubik's Cube, Rubik's Magic and Rubik's Snake.

Adolphe Sax: Again, the invention is hidden in the name - Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Percy Spencer: Thankful that old bulky cooking appliances have been replaced by the microwave? Percy Spencer is the man you should be grateful to, he is the inventor of the microwave oven.

Theophilus Van Kannel: Theophilus Van Kannel was a Dutch-American inventor, who is popular for his invention of the revolving door.

Alessandro Volta: Alessandro Volta is known for the invention of the first electric cell in 1800.

James Watt: James Watt is the man who improved and materialized the steam engine.

Charles Wheatstone: Charles Wheatstone is accredited for his invention of the English concertina, the stereoscope (which is a device for displaying three-dimensional images), and the Playfair cipher (which is an encryption technique).

Eli Whitney: Eli Whitney is the inventor of the cotton gin, which is a machine that efficiently separates the cotton fibers from the seedpods.

Paul Winchell: Paul Winchell is the man who built and patented the first mechanical, artificial heart, implantable in the chest cavity.

Wright Brothers: Orville and Wilbur Wright were the two Americans brothers who are credited with inventing and building the world's first successful airplane and also for making the first controlled, powered and sustained heavier-than-air human flight.

Arthur Wynne: Can you imagine your morning newspaper without a crossword puzzle? Well, thanks to Mr. Arthur Wyne, the man who invented the crossword puzzle in 1913.

Oga, answer the simple question nah. What good has Islam brought to Nigeria, other than religious violence, illiteracy and forced marriages in the north?

What's all this mumbo jumbo? Tell us something we can see clearly and you can defend. Not what wiki says!

did you lot miss the wonders christianity has brought to ethiopia and co

davidyaln -

if you want to claim that a christian nation is responsible for korea , japan, then you better accept that christian nations are responsible for 90% of the wars the world has gone through - if of course you are able to be objective

What did Christianity ever brought mankind? Give me one project that was worth while to honor or in the name of Christianity. Not what the Christians did, but what anyone did to benefit or to credit christianity. Look we know Crusade was prodecuted by the Crusaders to benefit Christianity. We know that the Spanish Inquisition was done for the same reason. Many other thngs and specific eevents like that. The above are evil things. Now tell me any good in the same vein that we can without trying to comb through and arrive at a maybe answer, or we have to "interprete" as the usual methodology that you guys always go to "in context", one single good is what I want!

Through Islam, because the Quran says Iqrah; to Muhammad (AS), it is proclaim/recite because he was to remain illiterate so that his genius in truth could be discussed, for ever. If he had been such a matriculated person, we will not be talking about it, now. I remember Davidylan had to resort to a gimmick whereby he spoke the truth that "Allah" had to be what God is in the Arabic Christian Bible, because, they just had to respond to the Quran! Yet that woman, $Osisi turned around that "Waraqah" already wrote the Bible in Arabic! Now which of the two of you is not able to tell the truth? I think it is that woman (in the tradition of Bill "sleek Willie" Clinton) is the one!

Now, to the rest of the Muslims, "Iqrah" means read/study/recite. This forces people to investigate and learn. So you see in Nigeria a village woman, say 80 years old muslim is able to at least read the Quran in Arabic, or recites few chapters from memory so that she can make her daily salah. But that is not the case with another woman of equal age, in the same village who is a non muslim. She knows nothing about nothing! Go to Igboland, or the the yorubaland to see what am talking about.

I had pointed out that Awolowo must have copied his Universal Education Scheme for the Western Region from e Muslims, and surprisingly, it was Michael Adekunle Ajasin who came up with that idea, an Owo man, who saw how the muslims will study their Quran, as masses of people unlike the not studying Christians who depended on the Pastors and Clergies to tell them how it was possible for 3 to be 1, and how you should make human God, and how you should give your life away to a person who never asked you for it, or how Trinity became so important that it does not have to be written anywhere in the Bible.

Islamic societ designed the early University Institutions and Education Ideas. Two of those Universities are still in existence toay, in Morocco and Egypt! The way Lectures are conducted mimick Islamic way of impacting/studying the Quran, Ahadith, etc! The Tassles and the cap, the Gowns, all of them are modelled after Al Ahzah of Cairo. Researches into sciences and medicine, all of them the Muslims started it with their reading the challenge to do so in the pages of the Quran!

Now what has the Bible, indeed Christianity had brought to my 9ja and indeed the world, except Crusades, Inquisitions, Conquistadors, etc?

Guys, am waiting to read from you the about the wonderful Christinaity to the world! Even Judaism brought nothing!

olabowale:

What did Christianity ever brought mankind? Give me one project that was worth while to honor or in the name of Christianity. Not what the Christians did, but what anyone did to benefit or to credit christianity. Look we know Crusade was prodecuted by the Crusaders to benefit Christianity. We know that the Spanish Inquisition was done for the same reason. Many other thngs and specific eevents like that. The above are evil things. Now tell me any good in the same vein that we can without trying to comb through and arrive at a maybe answer, or we have to "interprete" as the usual methodology that you guys always go to "in context", one single good is what I want!

The question remains one good thing islam has done for nigeria or the world. "I dont know" or "none" is allowed.

Through Islam, because the Quran says Iqrah; to Muhammad (AS), it is proclaim/recite because he was to remain illiterate so that his genius in truth could be discussed, for ever. If he had been such a matriculated person, we will not be talking about it, now. I remember Davidylan had to resort to a gimmick whereby he spoke the truth that "Allah" had to be what God is in the Arabic Christian Bible, because, they just had to respond to the Quran! Yet that woman, $Osisi turned around that "Waraqah" already wrote the Bible in Arabic! Now which of the two of you is not able to tell the truth? I think it is that woman (in the tradition of Bill "sleek Willie" Clinton) is the one!

what has this got to do with the thread?

Now, to the rest of the Muslims, "Iqrah" means read/study/recite. This forces people to investigate and learn. So you see in Nigeria a village woman, say 80 years old muslim is able to at least read the Quran in Arabic, or recites few chapters from memory so that she can make her daily salah. But that is not the case with another woman of equal age, in the same village who is a non muslim. She knows nothing about nothing! Go to Igboland, or the the yorubaland to see what am talking about.

u mean the same way a traditionalist is able to recite incantations off-hand even at the age of 100.
please stop fooling urself. what good has islam brought to Nigeria?

I had pointed out that Awolowo must have copied his Universal Education Scheme for the Western Region from e Muslims, and surprisingly, it was Michael Adekunle Ajasin who came up with that idea, an Owo man, who saw how the muslims will study their Quran, as masses of people unlike the not studying Christians who depended on the Pastors and Clergies to tell them how it was possible for 3 to be 1, and how you should make human God, and how you should give your life away to a person who never asked you for it, or how Trinity became so important that it does not have to be written anywhere in the Bible.

I am disappointed at ur nefarious and penchant desire to constantly lie for allah and mohammed.
if Awo copied universal basic education from muslims. . . . .where was their own UBE? do u read the cramming of an alien text in an alien language as education? how many nigerian muslims can think in arabic?

Islamic societ designed the early University Institutions and Education Ideas. Two of those Universities are still in existence toay, in Morocco and Egypt! The way Lectures are conducted mimick Islamic way of impacting/studying the Quran, Ahadith, etc! The Tassles and the cap, the Gowns, all of them are modelled after Al Ahzah of Cairo. Researches into sciences and medicine, all of them the Muslims started it with their reading the challenge to do so in the pages of the Quran!

Now what has the Bible, indeed Christianity had brought to my 9ja and indeed the world, except Crusades, Inquisitions, Conquistadors, etc?

Guys, am waiting to read from you the about the wonderful Christinaity to the world! Even Judaism brought nothing!

So in other words islam brought nothing good to nigeria. . . right?
where are the evidences to support the morrocco and egypt claims?

Let me repeat it; by percentage, almost all muslims, if they make salah must be able to recite 2 chapters of the Quran. One is Surah Fatihah, and the other could be any of the smaller ones. Do you have such an ability in knowledge for the purpose of worship in Christendom? Think about it.

And Awolowo and his leutenants knew about this. For sure they did not get it from Christendom? Just like in Enland, not all English man is educated, and you even believe they invented education, it will not be a surprise to see muslim Nigerian not to be educated by your standard. Illiteracy, my friend do not mean when you cant write, read or speak English. It is the backward thoughts of people like you that will make it impossible for africans to conduct their education in their language. Chinese do.And so are many others, including Russia which is still giving USA a run for their money. So is France, Germany, etc. Their education is in theirown languages!

Now that this is established, do you have a chapter that you can recite off head, like the incantations of the Babalawos, in Christendom? How about the "Lord's prayer", which started with "our father" instead of "Our Lord?" Finally, since you are wasting my time; O sharoo Monday. go on google and ask about oldest University on earth! You will never find it listed in Europe and definitely not newborn baby America! Pele.

olabowale:

Let me repeat it; by percentage, almost all muslims, if they make salah must be able to recite 2 chapters of the Quran. One is Surah Fatihah, and the other could be any of the smaller ones. Do you have such an ability in knowledge for the purpose of worship in Christendom? Think about it.

how many of these muslims can think or reason in arabic? how many non-arabian muslims can have a thought in arabic?
That explains why people accept islam without understanding the ridiculous nature of requirements and promises of/from allah.

And Awolowo and his leutenants knew about this. For sure they did not get it from Christendom? Just like in Enland, not all English man is educated, and you even believe they invented education, it will not be a surprise to see muslim Nigerian not to be educated by your standard. Illiteracy, my friend do not mean when you cant write, read or speak English. It is the backward thoughts of people like you that will make it impossible for africans to conduct their education in their language. Chinese do.And so are many others, including Russia which is still giving USA a run for their money. So is France, Germany, etc. Their education is in theirown languages!

What has all of this Awolowo or no awo got to do with the benefits of islam? since islam came into nigeria, what benefits has it been of?
Apart from the killing, destruction and annihilation of defenceless people who refuse to worship allah.
Also apart from the shagging of 6 year olds. . .what has islam done for nigeria?

northern Nigeria is today a volatile place. . .thanks to the jihad commandment of allah and insidious nature of mohammed.

Now that this is established, do you have a chapter that you can recite off head, like the incantations of the Babalawos, in Christendom?

u never cease to amaze me. Like every other christian I can can recite several chapters of the bible off-hand. Any muslim can also recite the koran, so can any traditionalist recite incantations. . . .this CANNOT be referred to as education.

How about the "Lord's prayer", which started with "our father" instead of "Our Lord?" Finally, since you are wasting my time; O sharoo Monday. go on google and ask about oldest University on earth! You will never find it listed in Europe and definitely not newborn baby America! Pele.

whats the meaning of the above?
what good thing has islam brought to nigeria? this is the almost the 20th time u are being asked on this thread.

If there is a hypocrite on this NL, you will be the first, hands down! You never have came up with anything tangible, except; whats this, etc and have the gul (lol) to ask questions afterwards! You are so funny and full of yourself, all at the same time. You don't get it that I have stated that University education is from Islam and the west brought it to Nigeria. By orignality, as the originator of the idea which was implemented, it is Islam that brought it!

Omode nshe e. You should know the evil of Awolowo before you can dispute with me. Am an Ijebu man and if you are, except you are from Ikene, you have no right over the foolish Awolowo than me! But then the truth have to be told. Awolowo took credit for all that was good, without acknowledging where the idea came from!

Neotic, I will call you some day and hear you recite couples of Bile Chapters, "off-hand!" Oniro. Oje marina, fesegungo, koma sheje! lol. Dont get me started. You know nothing about nothing.

olabowale:

If there is a hypocrite on this NL, you will be the first, hands down! You never have came up with anything tangible, except; whats this, etc and have the gul (lol) to ask questions afterwards! You are so funny and full of yourself, all at the same time. You don't get it that I have stated that University education is from Islam and the west brought it to Nigeria. By orignality, as the originator of the idea which was implemented, it is Islam that brought it!

Omode nshe e. You should know the evil of Awolowo before you can dispute with me. Am an Ijebu man and if you are, except you are from Ikene, you have no right over the foolish Awolowo than me! But then the truth have to be told. Awolowo took credit for all that was good, without acknowledging where the idea came from!

You also qualify for the most ridiculous troll of allah.

The first university in the world was definitely not islamic nor in an islamic country. . .see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University

so back to the original question. what good thing has islam brought to Nigeria?

olabowale:

Neotic, I will call you some day and hear you recite couples of Bile Chapters, "off-hand!" Oniro. Oje marina, fesegungo, koma sheje! lol. Dont get me started. You know nothing about nothing.

that would be a good idea

Islam or what ever, has not done anything Good to Nigeria or even to the world, Think about Problems, Think lslam for sure.