uzzyfire:
loooolll we are up to no Good, recently a Nigerian was awarded an MBE by d queen of england


http://www.google.com.ng/url?q=https://www.nairaland.com/3785083/nigerian-man-awarded-mbe-queen&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwi_g-uKhOPTAhXDYVAKHabjBBoQFggNMAA&usg=AFQjCNGK9dpoclwOwO4ML_qo8HCNUM1wMg

wow that looks like a very bad thing

i'll like to say CONGRATULATIONS to that guy,bu bu bu but when are you going to post your own achievements?

MtuMsuper:

I wouldn't know the % of kenyan atheists. However, most are of middle class or richer antecedents.
You have made me also see something i have seen across the world : most techies come from middle class beginnings. Strange, hmm? NOT!!.

Yes, totally not strange

DonnieTheGreat:

Yes my point exactly.Being atheist is very hard in Africa. Also you are quite correct. Wole soyinka is a traditionalist.

Even,
I beg to differ that there is no such thing as atheism.

Atheism is defined as:
"disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods"

Religion is defined as:
"the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods"



An atheist is a religious person because he/she [b]Believes in the non existence of God.....So Atheism is also a type of religion.
[/b]

Atheists don't worship the lack of God sir.

Jayceon:
i'll like to say CONGRATULATIONS to that guy,bu bu bu but when are you going to post your own achievements?

dude nobody is talking abt me, u sed Nigerians are doing bad all over d world. and I proved u wrong

u are still misyarning mtscheeew

DonnieTheGreat:
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if he didn't i'd probably be dead by now or trying to find my way to europe. .So yes he did.lol.

Am a christian but how popular is Islam in Kenya?

Islam is the religion of about 11 % of kenyans. Most are concentrated around the coast in places like Mombasa. The rest of the country is Christian with smaller numbers of other faiths and lack thereof.

forgiveness:



try harder.

Waiting for your alternative pictures of PH public utilities

Meanwhile Mombasa public Market

DonnieTheGreat:

Yes my point exactly.Being atheist is very hard in Africa. Also you are quite correct. Wole soyinka is a traditionalist.

Even,
I beg to differ that there is no such thing as atheism.

Atheism is defined as:
"disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods"

Religion is defined as:
"the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods"


Notice that BELIEVE is the underlying factor here and religion is defined by belief.
Hence,
An atheist is a religious person because he/she [b]Believes in the non existence of God.....So Atheism is also a type of religion.
[/b]

I agree. Either way, you are making a judgment. I think agnosticism is really not making any judgment because you don't know so you can't belief or disbelief.

Lionessza:





OK I hear you.



Lol I was too lazy to write. They are strong people . I'm sure you are a handful yourself

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Wrong, am 2 handfuls with some extra space.literarily .

Why don't South Africans ever come to west Africa?

uzzyfire:
dude nobody is talking abt me, u sed Nigerians are doing bad all over d world. and I proved u wrong

u are still misyarning mtscheeew

I have know clue what you just said

TayserMahiri:


Atheists don't worship the lack of God sir.

They do kinda of.

Think about it.What defines religion is belief not necessarily God.Because there are many religions and many Gods.The only thing all religions have in common is belief.

so lets do the logic:
1.if belief = religion and atheist believe there is no God then atheism = "A religion that does not belief in god".

You dig?, atleast thats how i see it

9jakool:


I don't know about PH. Ondo state alone has so many top notch specialist hospitals. The past governor really tried.

Do Nigerians have a public health insurance scheme?

9jakool:

I agree. Either way, you are making a judgment. I think agnosticism is really not making any judgment because you don't know so you can't belief or disbelief.

i know, i respect agnostics....but atheism is a religion.

Maduawuchukwu:

Lol. When you are in trouble you will realise why religion has been popular throughout mankind's history. Logic is good but a hungry man must survive and to do that you have to use any means.

baba any means possible! o .

TayserMahiri:


Sir, you are beginning to surprise me. The kenyan one will be electrified in the near future. I know in Algeria you have like 283 Km of electrified rail which is commendable, but the entire kenyan SGR will be electrified at a later date 1000+ Km. SGR is not an outdated thing, all high speed rails in the world use it including in Japan.

The standard gauge (also Stephenson gauge after George Stephenson, International gauge, or normal gauge) is a widely used railway track gauge. Approximately 55% of the lines in the world are this gauge. All high-speed rail lines, except those in Russia, Uzbekistan, and Finland, are standard gauge. The distance between the inside edges of the rails is defined to be 1435 mm except in the United States, where it is still defined in Imperial and US customary units as 4 feet 8 1⁄2 inches (1,435.1 mm). It is also called the UIC gauge or UIC track gauge,[1][2][3] the European gauge in the EU[4] and Russia,[5] or uniform gauge in Queensland, Australia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_gauge

The standard gauge is the spacing of the rails , the distance separating the internal side of the two rail files from a track.= 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) ! nothing special , used all around the world in algeria , nigeria also , you can use on it a high speed train at 320 km/h or 120 km/h or 90 depending on technology you used on it i m not talking about this , but the train locomotives, system technology, electrification ect ...

for a new project like this 2017 , kenya should go for electrified system or better high speed locomotive ! thats why i said nothing to talk about and show off , most important kenya bought 56 diesel-fueled locomotives ( 43 model DF8 diesel locomotives, 8 model DF7G diesel locomotives. , which can run at a top speed of 100 km/h and 5 model DF 11G top speed 170 km/h ) , so if you want high speed and electrify you have to buy new electric locomotive why kenya havn t bough Dual-mode locomotives ( electric diesel ) from th begining ?


for algerian railway and urban transport its not the subject of this thread but i invite you to google ( algerian metro, tramways ,Suburban Rail RER , standard train 160 km/h , and high speed train 220 to 320 km/h under construction

uzzyfire:
wat did u study in skool?

Human Anatomy. Why did you ask?

DonnieTheGreat:
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Wrong, am 2 handfuls with some extra space.literarily .

Why don't South Africans ever come to west Africa?

Hahahaha i bet you are.



They do but not in high numbers , my uncle did a West African tour last year he enjoyed the variety of cultures there . I think we don't see much attraction because you guys don't market your beautiful side by that I mean places one can visit and enjoy .your department of tourism needs an upgrade

DonnieTheGreat:

Awesome!,
am a programmer too. here are some of the programming and human languages i am somewhat fluent in--->Thanks to stackoverflow

#Programming languages:

1. Qbasic(basic)
2.Visual basic(still basic)
3.Php ->
4.Ruby (ruby on rails).
5. Html,css and javascript (most people don't really consider these guys languages. But hey javascript is really huge now)
Java ( am currently an android developer so i've been doing java for about 2 years now. Am also trying to master Reactive programming(Rx)).

#Human Languages



1. Yoruba --> Yoruba demon here
2. English
3. Mandarin (not too fluently)
4. Am thinking of learning Amharic before the year runs out.But i always think that every year so....

What human and programming languages are you fluent in?

Am still a beginner.

MtuMsuper:

Do Nigerians have a public health insurance scheme?

yes, I don't think it's popular though.

TayserMahiri:


Tanzanian artists know they made it when their songs hit in kenya. Here is where their dreams kick off

Stop being delusional.

DonnieTheGreat:

They do kinda of.

Think about it.What defines religion is belief not necessarily God.Because there are many religions and many Gods.The only thing all religions have in common is belief.

so lets do the logic:
1.if belief = religion and atheist believe there is no God then atheism = "A religion that does not belief in god".

You dig?, atleast thats how i see it

With this logic, believing in anything becomes a religion. Even believing that it will rain tonight.

MtuMsuper:

Bros, this "domination" philosophy doesn't apply here. Our countries share a common language. Do you have any idea how popular kenyan comedians and TV are in Tanzania? I was once in Dar es Salaam and at 7 pm during the early evening newscast in kiswahili(all channels), the Tanzanians were all glued to the no.1 kiswahili 7 o'clock news channel called Citizen Nipashe from Kenya.They dont like their own news channels. I mean,its just the other day i learnt that this popstar kid called Justin Bieber is a Canadian!!!You don't hear canadians bragging that they are dominating American music, do you?

Drake and celine dion.

Tanzania's follow kenyan news to a point where they know more about kenya than a kenyan layman

TayserMahiri:


With this logic, believing in anything becomes a religion. Even believing that it will rain tonight.

But....religion deals with believing in God or supreme being.
That's the major criterion for religion.
rain is not God...

TayserMahiri:


With this logic, believing in anything becomes a religion. Even believing that it will rain tonight.

Yes...religion is very broad

chkil0:


The standard gauge is the spacing of the rails , the distance separating the internal side of the two rail files from a track.= 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) ! used all around the world in algeria , nigeria also , you can use on it a high speed train at 320 km/h or 120 km/h or 90 depending on technology you used on it i m not talking about this , but the train system technology, electrification ect ...

for a new project like this 2017 , kenya should go for electrified system or better high speed locomotive ! thats why i said nothing to talk about and show off , most important kenya bought 56 diesel-fueled locomotives ( 43 model DF8 diesel locomotives, 8 model DF7G diesel locomotives. , which can run at a top speed of 100 km/h and 5 model DF 11 top speed 170 km/h ) , so if you want high speed and electrify you have to buy new electric locomotive why kenya havn t bough Dual-mode locomotives ( electric diesel ) ?


for algerian railway and urban transport [b] its not the subject [/b]of this thread but i invite you to google ( algerian metro, tramways ,Suburban Rail RER , standard train 160 km/h , and high speed train under construction

Okay, we work with what we have. You guys have a vast country with vast resources and a closer proximity to Europe.

DonnieTheGreat:

You forgot a word. you mean it stimulates their "BIG" penis erections?

LoL , i swear, you can really tame this Lionessza of a zulu lady.
I can bet her mind has gone haywire and her heart and thoughts restless since you used the word 'BIG'. Don't make her keep wetting herself and dreaming all night of Naija men.

TayserMahiri:


With this logic, believing in anything becomes a religion. Even believing that it will rain tonight.

Also, the belief has to be strongly defined, grounded and definite. So the rain example might not necessarily hold. But yeah you are right religion is broad thats why it does not make sense at all.

Nowenuse:


Stop being delusional.

I'm not delusional, if I give you a list of Tz artists who have migrated to kenya to boost their career, you will be surprised. No kenyan artist would bother relocating to tanzania for the sake of their career.

TayserMahiri:


Tanzanians have a big population (hence big Dar) and immense resources. Hence everyone around here wonders how they can be so poor and slow

But Tanzania and Kenya have almost equal population. Which rescources do Tanzanians have more than Kenyans?

9jakool:

But....religion deals with believing in God or supreme being.
That's the major criterion for religion.
rain is not God...

Believing.... Not believing is another thing altogether. It is the precise opposite of anything to do with believing. However, if the atheists gathered in someplace like a rock or something to worship their lack of belief, maybe they can become a cult and eventually a religion.

DonnieTheGreat:

Yes...religion is very broad

Very confusing

Nowenuse:


But Tanzania and Kenya have almost equal population. Which rescources do Tanzanians have more than Kenyans?

They have vast mineral resources of high economic potential including gold, iron, silver, copper, platinum, nickel and tin; gemstones such as diamonds, tanzanite, ruby, garnet, emerald, alexandrite and sapphire; industrial minerals such as kaolin, phosphate, lime, gypsum, diatomite, bentonite, vermiculite, salt and beach sand; building materials such as stone aggregates and sand; and energy minerals such as coal and uranium. And thats minerals alone.

Nowenuse:


LoL , i swear, you can really tame this Lionessza of a zulu lady.
I can bet her mind has gone haywire and her heart and thoughts restless since you used the word 'BIG'. Don't make her keep wetting herself and dreaming all night of Naija men.

You are so entertaining I swear.