Drama at Supreme Court Abuja as lawyer attends proceedings in traditional worshipper’s regalia following judgement of the Supreme Court that allows all Nigerians to express their way of worship & use of hijab in schools & public places delivered on the 17/6/2022.

MufasaLion:
This is wrong. This is against the dress code of the profession.

Christistruth00:



The Supreme Court has already ruled

Students are now free to wear their Village Masquerade Head dress to School

Like some were doing under Aregbesola in Osun State

Manson1:
Who allowed him into the court premises? There are dress codes for every proffesion but because it's Nigeria, anything goes. It baffles me how we've degenerated to this level. These act of foolishness isn't applicable in civilized countries but here we'll call it cruise. Rubbish..

MufasaLion:
This is wrong. This is against the dress code of the profession.

MufasaLion:


It's still ain't right. As a Principal, would you have preferred your students to dress in such manner to school?

Manson1:
Who allowed him into the court premises? There are dress codes for every proffesion but because it's Nigeria, anything goes. It baffles me how we've degenerated to this level. These act of foolishness isn't applicable in civilized countries but here we'll call it cruise. Rubbish..

Samunique:
Says who nah ?

Na only Muslims get right for Nigeria?

Christistruth00:




The Comfort for Nigerians is that God Almighty overrules even Supreme Court Judges

You Just Watch the Circus that will follow the Judgement

In Osun some Traditionalists had already Started wearing Masquerade Head dress to School

It was only because they were waiting for the Supreme Court to rule that they Stopped

MufasaLion:


It's still ain't right. As a Principal, would you have preferred your students to dress in such manner to school?

MufasaLion:


Where in my post did I display my allegiance or favouritism to any religion?

slimfit1:


Why not if they can dress to school with hijab.

Samunique:
Why are blaming the man ? He's free to ware anything that promotes his religion, after all the Supreme Court has given the go ahead.

Or do you think it's only the Muslims that has the right to put on their religious attires ?

MufasaLion:


Dude, you clearly didn't understand my question.

MufasaLion:


It's still ain't right. As a Principal, would you have preferred your students to dress in such manner to school?

Samunique:
Ok, sorry !

Pls enlighten me .

waldigit:

It doesn't have to be right, but it's legal.

Manson1:
Who allowed him into the court premises? There are dress codes for every proffesion but because it's Nigeria, anything goes. It baffles me how we've degenerated to this level. These act of foolishness isn't applicable in civilized countries but here we'll call it cruise. Rubbish..

MufasaLion:


I still wouldn't support that. There are Islamic-based schools and anyone that's hell bent on wearing hijab can enrol there.

MufasaLion:


Can you sit beside a fellow student wearing a full masquerade regalia in class? Can you receive lectures from a teacher dressed in such attire?

Having freedom doesn't mean one should forget about morals.

MufasaLion:


Can you sit beside a fellow student wearing a full masquerade regalia in class? Can you receive lectures from a teacher dressed in such attire?

Having freedom doesn't mean one should forget about morals.

FreedomfromtheT:
So why will the Kwara State government close down a Baptist school in the state over hijab issue? Is Baptist school an Islamic based school?