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Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by Hdayo1(m): 8:19am On Nov 16, 2018
November 15, 2018

The girls in the picture above are Hijab-wearing female students of the International School, Ibadan, the staff secondary school of the University of Ibadan.
On Monday, these girls and over hundred others launched a popular bid to help break the anti-Hijab deadlock in their school, by wearing Hijabs to school.

While newspapers have fed you with a lot of THEIR versions of what happened between Monday and today (Thursday), here are juicy details they hid from you!

Today, Thursday, November 15, the School Management of ISI, led by a Christian Principal, Mrs Phebean Olowe, decided to lock these Hijabi girls out of the school. That is why the picture you are looking at was taken at the school gate.

In essence, Mrs Olowe and he cohorts believe that the girl-child can be denied access to education if she chooses to wear a harmless, small, and by the way, cute, smart and beautiful Hijab.

The fact that the Nigerian laws and several recent legal precedents have confirmed the legality of wearing the Hijab on school and institutional uniforms is of no consequence to Mrs Olowe et al.

However, Mrs Olowe and he co-travellers did worse yesterday, Wednesday, and the newspapers will never tell you this.
They allowed all the students to enter the school premises, including over 100 Hijab-wearing Muslim ISI girls. After the parents had departed, and with the school gates firmly locked, Mrs Olowe deployed several teachers on what amounted to individual and collective campaigns of hate, coercion, intimidation and forceful, negative pressure against the Hijab-wearing girls.

The agents of hate succeeded in scaring and pressuring all of the girls to remove their Hijabs, except 8 of them who stood their ground and refused to, like they rightly should have done, and like Firdausa Amasa did.
Mrs Olowe et al immediately ordered school security staff to round up the 8 girls and lock them up in the school library.

Essentially, the girls were jailed and detained in the ISI school library because they refused to debase themselves by removing their Hijabs. Immediately after the jailing, the agents of hate proceeded to the classes of the jailed girls to conduct two impromptu tests each, all in a bid to put additional pressure on the girls by putting them at academic disadvantage.

Today, despite all the jailing, academic pressure and psychological theatrics, the girls still appeared in their Hijabs, and had even been joined by 1 more girl – making 9, as you can see in the picture.

Dear “Madam Thatcher” Phebean Olowe couldn’t take it no more, and she promptly locked them all out of the school, and kuku jailed them in the open air.
This is just the beginning of this “season film” though. The parents of these Hijabi beauties have resolved not to take this assault on their girls lying low, and there is already chatter of an impending legal battle.
I’ll stay sharp to ensure I feed you with news the newspapers will always hide from you on this interesting matter.

Stay tuned.

Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by hisgrace090: 8:42am On Nov 16, 2018
They resembles pharaohs body guards.
Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by ajokebelle(f): 8:53am On Nov 16, 2018
....that school is a private school naa, the fact that its owned y U.I does not make it a public school.
Private schools have their own rules, so you should stick to their rules.

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Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by adelee777: 10:18am On Nov 16, 2018
So if you have babalawo kids in that school and they decode to wear "ifunpa", " owo eyo" and "gbariye" to school it should be allowed?
Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by Righteousness89(m): 10:46am On Nov 16, 2018
Op , I advise you to advise the parents of those kids to take caution!!
Maintain the School uniform for the sake of Sanity!!

Hijab does not add to the intelligence of the ladies!!

You only planting Hatred and Religious wars in dem!

The School has a Code! Follow the Code!
Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by HigherEd: 12:52pm On Nov 16, 2018
Toh let them go to Ansarudeen high school
Re: Exposed: How ISI Principal, Phebean Olowe “jailed” Hijabi Students In School Lib by Dantedasz(m): 1:26pm On Nov 16, 2018
Suppose the children of traditional religion worshippers decided to wear red cloth with cowries sown all over it as embroidery and tie "ifunpa"(amulets) on their arms?
What will that say about the state of the school?
What of if the children of the celestial church decide they will wear their white robes and no shoes?
Will that not be chaos? Will the school not be in a state of anarchy?
In my opinion these children in hijab should be expelled from the school but it wouldn't happen because the government uses religion as a weapon of divide and rule.

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