NOETHNICITY:
No there is no need for that, the school stays closed

And your hijabi sisters stays at home.

Freebills12:
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This is the reason why Christians are going to Christian's school like this Baptist school, you Muslims can open Aisha community school for your Muslims kids.

abeg try dey read well.
i no be muslim o.
i dey support the christian shool when no allow those trouble makers to tell them wetin them go do.

Thelife:


And your hijabi sisters stays at home.

Of course, the hijabi sisters were already staying at home after being denied entry into the sch by the intolerant management of the school. So now everyone gets to stay at home.

Freebills12:
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This is the reason why Christians are going to Christian's school like this Baptist school, you Muslims can open Aisha community school for your Muslims kids.

And later You will say government should not be involved in religion. Yet you want govt to use tax payers money of a majority muslim state to fund a Christian School that denies muslim kids entry to the school. Yet you scream love love love. The hypocrisy of you christians stink to high heaven.

Nairobi33:
they are no guest. It's a public state government funded schools. Funded and financed by their parents' taxes. It is no private school, they have every right to be there and are no guest. Get your fact right before reacting to a comment, it's no private school, it's a public school.

The school was founded by christian missionaries decades before any idea of creating a state like kwara was even conceived. You call it a public school but in our hearts, it is still a missionary school.

Funflipper:


The school was founded by christian missionaries decades before any idea of creating a state like kwara was even conceived. You call it a public school but in our hearts, it is still a missionary school.

Then government will have to stop funding it with public money since some section of the state are claiming ownership of it, it is only fair to stop funding it with public money, then justice is served for the aggrieved public, fair enough.