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Nonsense report. You people will believe anything and these stupid blogs will say anything to get traffic. Please be more responsible. This is what happens when people are conditioned to believe all manner of lies by way of religion, no one asks pertinent questions. |
supomi:How long have you been working for Dana? |
supomi:Dana are worse than Arik when it comes to poor service - I've seen their frustrated customers at MM2 often enough to realise that I never need use them. Aero may have gone but they took me to Ghana and back safely many times, I don't have anything negative to say about them. They never lost my luggage, always treated me with decency and respect. There are other airlines besides Dana. I don't know how they were allowed to fly in Nigeria again or why any right thinking person would use them. The other airlines have their issues but at least they'll get you home alive. |
majekdom2:The religions themselves make claims that you are now refuting. They claim to be derived from books inspired by flawless deities, you are now contradicting that claim. How do perfect deities create imperfections to begin with? Where is the logic in that theory? The truth is that they cannot be 'perfect' because the books are contradictory. The books sanction some of the most evil acts of mankind - human sacrifice, ethnic slaughter. drowning, rape, murder, theft, forced marriage, slavery, intra-generational punishments. You suggested that the reason why Mark Zuckerberg's wife keeps having miscarriages is because of their lack of religious faith. Now that I've pointed out the many problems faced by the majority of religious people you accuse me of focusing on the negative. Why did you not focus on the fact that Mark Zuckerberg and his wife are healthy? That he has a thriving business? Is this not you being a hypocrite? The issues faced by Mark Zuckerberg are trivial compared to those faced by the children of Muslim parents in the IDP camps who are starving or the children of xtian parents who have been targeted for slaughter by their Muslim neighbours. I am well aware that societies that supported slavery, witch burning, wife beating and other destructive practices were deeply religious. That does not help your argument. My point is not that African xtians/muslims are especially bad but that religion brings out the worst because it is inherently foolish. You can be an atheist and do evil but such people are not hiding behind a moronic creed. They will claim an earthly reason for their conduct and not a fanciful, deluded deity as the inspiration for their misconduct. At least in such cases we can quickly identify mental illness if that is the issue but when a xtian says that they beat their child because there was a demon in him/her is that person mentally ill or just another religious person? When a Muslim kills because of Jihad is that mental illness or is that a man practising his religion? Is there a difference between mental illness and religious belief? Smokers are silly but so long as they smoke alone they only hurt themselves. Religious people do not talk to the sky by themselves - they do what they can to drag others into their foolish practices. Churches in Nigeria are very good at disturbing the peace of others, likewise mosques, especially in Lagos. Prostitution is silly without contraceptive use. That is when it is dangerous and when diseases spread. Otherwise you cannot stop people from using their bodies to make money. Even your beloved mythical Jesus refrained from passing judgement on the prostitutes in his social circle. As to your point about there not being any atheists - you are reverting to your first argument that was promptly debunked. You cannot read minds, you do not know what anyone else thinks. There are many people who are not told about the god delusion as children and when they hear about it as adults they find it amusing or disturbing. It is only those who have been raised to believe in nonsense who will find the idea of deity to be soothing. P.S. What are the pros of being ignorant to the world and putting all your faith in a fairy tale? |
majekdom2:Thank you, your statement has confirmed what I've long since known about religious people - that they are fundamentally self-centred, irresponsible people. A rational person would not even attempt to argue that wilfull ignorance is acceptable. You cannot afford to think that way when you have Boko Haram slaughtering everything in sight because of religion; blending into local communities because the community empathises with them; then supplies them with food and fuel. It does affect me because no one lives in complete isolation. Terrorism is a threat to all of us. To think otherwise is to be naive and socially irresponsible and further cements my concern towards those who waste 10 hours a week in religious houses but remain ignorant as to socio-economic issues; basic hygiene issues; wider healthcare matters, political matters and potential solutions. How do you plan on having a functioning democracy when you have an ignorant populace blinded by religion? How would they know how to vote for a viable candidate when they are so attached to religion? Is this not why we have people voting for Muslims because they are Muslim and not because they are competent, as was the case with Buhari? And religious laws are in place in the North. Or have you already forgotten about Sharia? Legislation codifies the cultural beliefs of a people - in Nigeria that includes the illogical attachment to Christianity and Islam. This is why it has been impossible to ratify the Child Rights Act in the North where they argue that it is their religious right to marry and violate children. Why do you think abortion is such a problem for some that it is illegal? It is because of a childish belief that every pregnancy should be brought to term, irregardless of whether the parents are in a position to take care of the child. This is particularly silly in a nation such as Nigeria where the population growth outstrips the economic and infrastructural development. Banks and businesses are closed for religious holidays so how can you ask how it affects me? Why should I have to wait because of someone else's mental insanity? The reason why you don't see religion as harmful is because you have shut your eyes to the consequences of ignorance when they are there for all to see. |
majekdom2:I don't blame god for anything because there is no deity. I previously mentioned how it is the failing of individuals and communities that they fail to develop. I haven't mentioned any of the millions of deities that mankind has created. I blame people for wasting their time on religion and divisive myths. I blame people for refusing to use their own brains and instead handing over control of their faculties to religious charlatans. There are people who waste 10 hours a week in church but will not come together to educate themselves on health issues; remain ignorant to contraceptives; child delivery; or even basic food hygiene. And it is the religious bodies that lead people astray in that manner. |
majekdom2:You do not know where I hail from or where I was educated so to assume that it is because of xtianity that I can read and write is foolish. Besides, it is possible to teach language, literature, maths and science without any religious input whatsoever. There are Federal Government schools that at one point were very well staffed, well funded and attracted excellent pupils. They were completely areligious. There were other schools established by local communities in the South that were likewise areligious. It doesn't matter which era there have always been more people living in poverty, struggling to feed themselves so it has nothing to do with anyone providing a yard stick. That is a basic, logical observation. The world is ever changing, the only thing that does not change is the religious mythology that some people remain anchored too. That is why some people are not developing - because they remain anchored to moronic ideas such as omnipotent deities and holy books. Do you think those people would be struggling to develop if they embraced knowledge acquisition and technological advancement with the same vigour that they have for religion? |
majekdom2:It doesn't matter which era there have always been more people living in poverty, struggling to feed themselves so it has nothing to do with anyone providing a yard stick. That is a basic, logical observation. You do not know where I hail from or where I was educated so to assume that it is because of xtianity that I can read and write is foolish. The world is ever changing, the only thing that does not change is the religious mythology that some people remain anchored too, that is why some people are not developing - because they remain anchored to moronic ideas such as omnipotent deities and holy books. Do you think those people would be struggling to develop if they embraced knowledge acquisition and technological advancement with the same vigour that they have for religion? |
majekdom2:There are more people living in poverty than there are living well. That is a global phenomenon that is not unique to this era. So I ask you again, why is most of the world languishing in poverty? If most of the world is bad then would that not lead to a natural conclusion that the creator is thus? Or maybe there is no creator? But to assume that there is a creator and pretend that he is wholly good is to be blind to the world as it is. And reading and writing has nothing to do with missionaries or religion. Maths, science have nothing to do with religion either, which is why many of the schools established by missionaries refused to teach science to their students. |
Why is the minister for transport talking about looted funds? Why don't you tell us about your plans for building highways to traverse Nigeria? Or how many roads that have been planned and built by your office? |
Versailles:Why do you not use logic and reasoning in all things? Is it logical to suppose that there is an all loving, all knowing god when there are children dying of malnutrition? When there are children being abused and molested? Why do you insist that virgin births and talking animals are factual? Who told you about god? Who told you about the devil? Where is the evidence for either? Where is your logic and reasoning in supposing that either element exists? And the people who introduced xtianity and Islam into Africa did so because they recognised them as weapons of enslavement and subjugation. It's just unfortunate that many Africans are so mystified and confused that they will defend these same foolish religions with their lives. Many will turn on their neighbours and families because of their belief in these myths. |
pippimp:Where did I advocate for state run enterprises? You told a lie and I refuted the lie, many times over. You clearly have a probably with reading comprehension. |
Maski87:Airlines make sense if you are in the business of bringing tourists to your state. Why not transport your visitors yourself if you can, rather than rely on third party airlines such as Arik or Aero that aren't reliable. I just don't get why they teamed up with Dana when they're even worse than the two that I mentioned. |
nsilordgmail:I'm not a fan of Ayade either, he seems to be somewhat of a clown, constantly playing to the audience and sucking up to the Buhari administration but let's see what he does before judging him so harshly. And the Calabar Conference Center, housing hospital and golf course are only across the river from Tinapa. The entire Summit Hills development can be used to revive Tinapa and turn it into a retail hub and not just a duty free shopping complex. http://www.estateintel.com/development-summit-hills-calabar/ |
pippimp:Again, read the entire text instead of picking the odd sentence. Your attention span is horrendous. I gave examples of state run airlines, as of today. In addition to those that began as state run enterprises. I'm not generally an advocate of state run businesses but they can work if the best practices are followed. If there are checks and balances. If there was one state in Nigeria I would trust to get this right it would be Cross River. There seems to be less waste, less stupidity there than in many other states. You don't seem to have an argument, just rehashing hearsay for the sake of it. |
Versailles:You cannot read another man's mind. You have no idea what he believes, you have to take it as given that what he says is what he believes. And a lot of religious people suffer miscarriages and other forms of hardship - what does that tell us about their god(s), their faiths? When a xtian couple loses a child to illness do you question their god? When a xtian couple divorces do you question the statement - what god has put together let no man put asunder? Or do you do what most xtians do and ignore the evidence in front of you, preferring to find solace is myth and myopic thought? Most muslims and xtians live in poverty, in some of he most unstable parts of the world - why is their god ignoring their cries? Why is it that atheism and agnosticism is found in more stable, equitable societies? |
pippimp:Did you read what I read or did you just skim? I said BA began life as state owned. People are not put in front of firing squads for saying that they are capitalist. Stop spreading lies. It's clear you have no clue of that which you speak. You insist on making false statements with language that you appear not to understand. Then you fail to read the responses to your irrational comments. |
pippimp:China is very much a capitalist nation. Just because they have a communist party does not mean that they are any less capitalist than any of the EU nations. Speaking of Europe, many of the biggest outfits in that part of the world began as state enterprises. Deustche Post, for example. Also British Gas, since merged with Shell was a British state owned company. Many of the biggest airlines began life as state owned businesses - British Airways, Lutftansa, Air France. Singapore Airlines is majority state owned. Qatar Airways, Etihad, Saudia and Emirates are still state owned. |
abhosts:You do not know these people personally. Many of the people who dealt with Zuckerberg in his earlier days when he was trying to build a company that was built on someone else's idea, have said just that - he was rude, condescending and inconsiderate. According to those who knew him at Harvard his decision to create Facebook was driven by his social inadequacies. Same for Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. And people of faith are even worse in Nigeria, constantly trying to force their religion on anyone that they meet. But when you ask for proof they get angry... |
pippimp:China has several state run/owned enterprises that have gone on to become amongst the biggest in the world. Including the construction company that was contracted to build Nigeria's new airport terminals in Lagos and Abuja; as well as the rail lines from Ibadan to Lagos; Abuja to Kaduna; and Lagos to Calabar. |
davodyguy:Tinapa was stifled by elements in the FG, not because of Donald Duke. If it were allowed to play host to the necessary port facilities it would be a success and still could be were it not for certain elements dedicated to sabotaging any attempt to build a viable FG licensed port in the south eastern corner of Nigeria. It may still be a success once the housing, golf course and hospital on the other side of river are completed. Then it can play host to retail facilities for the people who live in or visit that area of Calabar. |
TheMascot:Kogi state will do what it's been doing - nothing. That steel company that has been leeching funds and producing nothing will continue to be uncompetitive because Chinese steel is sold for below the cost of production. And even if Nigeria is to have a viable steel industry surely it makes more sense to host it nearly to the iron ore and coal deposits in the East than in Kogi? We do not need to 'taking' from anyone. Let each region utilise it's own resources to grow a vibrant, liberal economy. Instead of waiting on the incompetent FG let us agitate for legislature that will shift the balance of power closer to the common man at state and local government level. |
STFUareyouG0d:I'm amazed that Dana are still allowed to operate in Nigeria. And their service is horrendous. Cally Air is a good idea but to be managed by Dana is to be mismanaged. |
More lies. What else is new? |
More lies. What else is new. |
nextprince:You think Islam is better? Both religions teach stupidity and dishonesty as a means of survival. Hopefully we can eradicate both creeds from Nigerian society, or at least relegate them to the background. |
![]() TeamSimple:Which 'dam'? One dam is not going to power the whole country. The entire nation has solid minerals. If you think that the North is so useful then agitate for Araba or at least full federalism. Devolve as many powers to the states as possible so that we are not handicapped by the slowest amongst us. We know that you will not because the North is dependent upon leeching from the South. |
TheMascot:They have raw materials in the ground but no technical no how. Chad has uranium too - are they in good shape? All of these Sahelian nations have natural resources but very stupid customs which hinder their development. We do not need such people keeping us anchored to the 19th century. |
Uricas:Nigeria imports most of its food so how exactly is the North anyone's bread basket? Is it not in the North East where they are struggling to feed people in IDP camps? Is it not the North that has the highest incidence of malnutrition? You people can keep spreading your myths but with every day the truth comes out. You can't feed yourselves, not to speak of the rest of the nation. |
Nigeria needs Lagos. Nigeria needs the Niger Delta. Nigeria needs the East. Nigeria needs the Middle Belt. But does Nigeria need the North? Does Nigeria need Boko Haram? Does Nigeria need polio? Does Nigeria need Sharia Law? Does Nigeria need Almajiri? |
And yet this current budget allocates more to wages than ever... How does that work? |
This person failed at common sense. If you want to tell the truth online create an account with a false name. |
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