₦airaland Forum

Streetinvestor2:
You are right but tissue paper is mostly for waste product unlike the handkerchief. The religious aspects is already in the coalition in adc and never same faith agenda like we have with a drug baron. The only reason it was adopted was a BH commander has to be VP for work well done with chibok girls saga that removed Gej..You will definitely be alright soon when trump does the needful like he did in Venezuela

Streetinvestor2:
lwkd

MrColdsweat:
Get your head out of balablu's arse and have some fresh air.

Streetinvestor2:
lwkd

bmd1010:
Big English yet u no get sense why

Mbanda:
The candidate that can defeat tinibu in election rigging and politics of lies is not yet born.

Change the caption of your thread to this, so that people will understand the area you are driving at.

aswani:
This so called patriarchal society is crying out for change as can be seen from the Peter Obí Tsunami. The old dinosaurs are dying out and we have more younger people energised to vote against the old school.

President Tinubu lost Lagos state in the last elections, think about that, he lost his Lagos state.

We can push again, despite Obidients, one big push with two women and you will be amazed at the result.

Truvelisback:
Someone with a falsified certificate is whom you are defending. The same case that disqualified David Lyon in Bayelsa State governorship because his vice had a fake certificate. Take it or leave it, Nigeria's Judges are dependent.

budaatum:
I wrote a long tirade about issues raised in your above, but this is the relevant point.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/10/its-younger-people-seeking-some-sort-of-spirituality-the-rise-of-uk-bible-sales

Your position is affirmed and is conceded.

We however differ in cause. The japas from Nigeria alone would count for a huge surge in UK Bible sales, and I strongly doubt UK 18-24s are reading Bible as much as is claimed, as that's the age most are laying their future out at uni.

Truvelisback:
What do you expect? Someone who has bought INEC chairman and the Judge. Tinubu can't win a free and fair election.

Streetinvestor2:
You are right but tissue paper is mostly for waste product unlike the handkerchief. The religious aspects is already in the coalition in adc and never same faith agenda like we have with a drug baron. The only reason it was adopted was a BH commander has to be VP for work well done with chibok girls saga that removed Gej..You will definitely be alright soon when trump does the needful like he did in Venezuela

aswani:
You know what, I disagree somewhat.

If Bianca could get a young female middle belt to deputise her, they just might beat him, only just though.

Look at how Peter Obí polled votes last time despite Obidient foolishness and the Pandora papers hanging over his head.

Hdr best bet is waiting her turn in APC sha.

sirchim:
Make we hear word jor! Confirm Baban Baban BARAWOO, way even EYEneck knew that. Make him conduct a FREE and FAIR election, make we know who popular pass between him and OBI the Tsunami,Sarkin Salama.

sirchim:
Is there another THIEFNIBU, or the one way no fit win a FREE and FAIR election, the one way no fit win him state of origin, the same one way collect WOTOWOTO home and away, for Lagos way him dey claim one yeye jagaban? Your heading should rather be "the person to rig more than THIEFNIBU Baban Baban BARAWOO, is not yet born."

Streetinvestor2:
Then next time limit the rubbish post to SW and not any other region. The same way the SW is what u claim the SE is to your region.
The region is like tissue paper to us now.That is why we are with north in the coalition

DatNiggaDaz:


You don't need any candidate to defeat Tinubu. Even a non living thing can defeat him.

He has successfully defeated himself. Only Tinubu can defeat Tinubu which he has has unsurprisely done wonderful well in that regards

Ofunaofu:
OP, the truth is your confidence in Tinubu winning in 2027 rests on intimidation, voter suppression, thuggery, agberos, and compromised institutions, not the people’s will. That’s not strength; it’s fear.

Any candidate who needs a rigged system to win isn’t popular; he’s terrified of a free and fair election.

LottiOk:
Op leave the willfully blind and sworn haters of PBAT to continue decieving themselves that anyone can win PBAT in '27 elections.

Most of them responding to your post know you are stating the obvious Reality but they prefer to believe in fantasies that their candidate can win him 😁😀😄😅😂🤣

Let me repeat it again for those who don't want to accept reality.

NO MAN dead or alive can win PBAT in the next election

The main opposition candidates know this and are just grandstanding and riding on the emotions of their deluded and gullible supporters,so it won't be like they quit so easily.

By the time campaigns start, it'll be clearer to those who love to believe in the lies they tell themselves.

Streetinvestor2:
All the shit u wrote apples to only SW region. He is nobody in SE and other regions.
We no dey even see him.And has not won any election in SE.He is only god in his region because of the level of hunger and poverty. Every person in my region is hard working and believe he will make it so you cannot use money to lord over his generation.

CodeTemplarr:
Is it based in performance or ability to use N50 pen to write the result?

budaatum:
No one said Youngsters in the UK do not have the free-will to choose between Science and Religion as they mature. And your reading of the Church of England report does not support the increase you seem to think there is.

The growth in church attendance is mainly in pentecostal churches, and that is full of immigrants. It is not growing amongst the natives. Churches, and even pentecostal churches, are shutting down as attendance and revenue dwindles.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/369080/church-of-england-attendance-by-service-uk/

https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2025/31-october/news/uk/church-of-england-statistics-for-mission-contradict-claims-of-quiet-revival

I have included the exact phrases used in my questions for the images below so you can falsify it to see the relevant links and not just assume AI.

Good morning.

budaatum:
No one said Youngsters in the UK do not have the free-will to choose between Science and Religion as they mature. And your reading of the Church of England report does not support the increase you seem to think there is.

The growth in church attendance is mainly in pentecostal churches, and that is full of immigrants. It is not growing amongst the natives. Churches, and even pentecostal churches, are shutting down as attendance and revenue dwindles.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/369080/church-of-england-attendance-by-service-uk/

https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2025/31-october/news/uk/church-of-england-statistics-for-mission-contradict-claims-of-quiet-revival

I have included the exact phrases used in my questions for the images below so you can falsify it to see the relevant links and not just assume AI.

Good morning.

budaatum:
I have chosen to address this one statement for now because it completely misses the point.

In UK, we are not taught to "believe in science" or anything at all. We are taught to use the scientific method (or as I define science, use our senses like Eve is written to have).

Once one believes a thing, one stops asking and knocking and seeking for knowledge because one assumes that what one believes is knowledge, which it isn't or you'd say you know, instead of, "I believe". I see this as a huge issue in Nigeria where we tend to believe a lot.

Belief in anything, is religion. It is not encouraged in the UK education system. The use of the senses is, and that's why Rule Britannia!

By the way, buda is a non-believing atheist, as in one that does not just believe that gods do not exist, because I know humans create figments of imaginations of gods in their heads.

Good morning. Hope you woke well.

budaatum:
I have chosen to address this one statement for now because it completely misses the point.

In UK, we are not taught to "believe in science" or anything at all. We are taught to use the scientific method (or as I define science, use our senses like Eve is written to have).

Once one believes a thing, one stops asking and knocking and seeking for knowledge because one assumes that what one believes is knowledge, which it isn't or you'd say you know, instead of, "I believe". I see this as a huge issue in Nigeria where we tend to believe a lot.

Belief in anything, is religion. It is not encouraged in the UK education system. The use of the senses is, and that's why Rule Britannia!

By the way, buda is a non-believing atheist, as in one that does not just believe that gods do not exist, because I know humans create figments of imaginations of gods in their heads.

Good morning. Hope you woke well.

budaatum:
First thank you. You are appreciated.

A fast growing religion in UK is Islam, which is due to the influx of immigrants, and not the natives converting. Pentecostal Christianity is also growing, and not because the locals are leaving the Church of England to go there, but for the same reason Islam is growing. Immigrants. Below is a map of Pentecostal churches in the same area I posted for libraries. Most are Nigerian congregation churches.


Most churches are indeed full of black migrants, and would be dead without them.

My ma's church (of England) I sometimes go to is full of West Indian and Africans today, but investigate and you'd hear how they used to be referred to the Pentecostal church down the road as miss roads.


Now, this. You'd think religion education in UK is like in Nigeria, but it isn't. No teacher can stand in front of a class of students and preach god in a UK school. Not even in a Catholic or Muslim school can they do that, as the curriculum for religious education in UK forces the imparting of knowledge of all major religions, as in their history, mode of worship, main doctrines, past atrocities, etc.

In fact, I asked my child for this, and he told me one of his teachers is a priest. She does not teach him religious knowledge however. She is his English teacher. And no. They do not read the Bible in school, and you should have in fact seen the look on his face when I suggested they might.


No they are not. But I do not expect you to take my word for it.

One lament amongst the Nigerian parents in my mother's church and the CoE in general, is that children leave the church after they graduate from university. The parents can not seem to understand that while they are telling their children that God created everything in six days and rested, their teachers are teaching them the earth is almost 14 billion years old and has been evolving with nothing to do with any gods. And the schools arrange trips to the British Museum to go show them fossils of dinosaurs.

What kid, pray tell, will refuse what they see with their own eyes and choose to believe in fairy tales in a book?


You see the first part of your above? It actually irritates me when people say that, which they tend to do when AI disagrees with them, because they think the AI I present is some form of evidence, when I am presenting it as a pointer to research you should go and do. It after all does include links to reports and studies done on the topic, so why not bother researching them, or rather, asking and knocking and seeking for knowledge and data and information for oneself?

I've included some links to reports to assist you.


One of the links below is to a census report where it specifically says "A person’s religion is self-defined regardless of whether they practise their religion or not". Basically, they may have never been to church apart from for a wedding or a funeral but still identify as Christians. Most have definitely not read the Bible.

In fact, Kay, my experience has shown that even most Nigerian Christians have not read the bible! Though I must define my own 'read', which is start at page one and go page by page to the very end, as opposed to the random dipping done in churches.

Reading, on the whole, is just about dying, I'd say, because there's just far too much to distract from it these days.

On that note, I'll stop right here for now so I can leave you space to consume the links below.

And remember. The map below is Pentecostal churches that are attended mostly by we black African migrants.

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/constituency-data-religion/

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/god-heaven-and-hell-and-life-after-death-data-reveals-uks-low-religious-belief-compared-with-other-nations

https://humanists.uk/2025/03/26/non-religious-outnumber-christians-in-uk-pew-study/

https://www.brin.ac.uk/

https://www.secularism.org.uk/news/2025/07/christians-a-minority-in-the-uk-newly-published-data-reveals

Mbanda:
The fact remains that, you are being "hypocritical" not nasty.

You saw the rubbish apapa (a yoruba man) was doing with the leadership of LP you didn't say anything because, you were blind and dumb when all the apapa nonsense were happening.

You saw and heard about many defections from Other political parties to APC you still remained quite waiting for Obi to defect. And immediately Obi did what other political leaders has been doing, you now remember its time for you to swing into action and you want us to see your actions as being " nasty"?

budaatum:
I doubt you know how little Brits read the Bible. It's so bad, even churches are being converted to homes and mosques. But there's really no point us blindly arguing since we can easily consider facts, which I include below for your consideration.

And I never said "isn't sufficient for mental development", though it or any book alone is clearly not sufficient for mental development, as Christ himself said.

Nigeria is currently at a stage that Paul would describe as "When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child", while I would propose to you that UK is at the "When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me" stage.

It's why we Nigerians believe, instead of seaking to actually know. We are just not there in sufficient numbers yet, but will get there in due time.