youngaz:
D mentality of some pple in diz nation is highly questioning.....so because Muslims wear Hijab must christians do d same??.....dnt u pple see or watch dose countries abroad dat students are allowed 2 put on their Hijab wen comin 2 skul?? Canada,Turkey,many skuls in d UK,Cyprus,Puerto Rico,Belarus and all diz countries and many more their students in Universities wear hijab why can't d christians claim dey wanna do d same?? Mhenn economy hardship is nt d only problem of Nigeria
B.T.W beta dnt waste ur Megabyte by quoting me....save it 4 more important tins..........."quoters"

ogorwyne:
Still don't get the whole gist of this church robe thing o. Is it not a norm for muslim females to wear hijab? Why is it causing issues now? That's rebellion on the part of christians, I don't get what their cause is. Except I don't understand the whole issue sha. Nigeria is a joke right now.

Estacy22:
Dear Gov of Osun state, this is what you get when you did not evaluate implications of your policy on the religious belief of people. You make some religious people to be at the receiving end of your policy at the expense of the other. What it is hijab doing in a school that was founded by a Christian missionary? Surely your Muslim people will never allowed this to happen in their's. This is just the beginning of this Aregbesola-created case, only God knows the end. The state has never been polarized on religion basis as this on the disguise of educational reformation\transformation that skewed in favour of certain religion belief in terms of legacy bequeathed. The Gov needs to sincerely solve this problem. What judgement should someone expect from a Judge who happen to be a Muslim presiding over a case between Muslim and Christian? Both osun state and National CAN should wake up from their slumber. I'm not so sure if the so called national CAN has issued any statement on this issue up till now. Hmm!

EmoBoy:
If you can wear a hijab, then I should wear a church robe. There's no difference between the two, they are both religious outfits. Your hijab is not more important than my church robe

dmj4real:
God bless u real gud ..Y can't the so called xtiam leaders challenge the ruling instead of been rebellious ..BTW Muslims are known for the hijab as commanded by Allah in the holy book

8BitGee:


There's absolutely nothing wrong in doing that. Why are our people so divisive? Weren't we all friends who lived, grew up and ate together? Don't we all go to the same markets, clinics and universities?

WTF is wrong with you guys in that country?!!!

dmj4real:
God bless u real gud ..Y can't the so called xtiam leaders challenge the ruling instead of been rebellious ..BTW Muslims are known for the hijab as commanded by Allah in the holy book

TeamSimple:

did the Christians suddenly realize the church robe is religious to them the moment they saw the Muslims putting on hijab?
the act exhibited by can is a show of inferiority complex.

Firefire:
Aregbesola is a confused man with mental disorder.

I hate religious extremism, merging Missions Schools (Schools founded by Missionaries) with Government secular school, including boys only and girls only together is a grave error, that will be corrected one day.


The Osun State CAN is not against wearing Hijab, but putting it on in Mission schools like Baptist High School Iwo, Salvation Army school and other mission schools this they frowned against.

Hence, their resolve to implement their own fundamental human right of wearing choir robs, sultanas of different colours, etc. if the government of Osun cannot adopt a particular pattern of dressing in a secular state. This is quite unfortunate.


Conflicting court verdict within the same country.

seyema:
Hahaha! Baba hafusalary again

xrayz:
Religious time bomb in osun. so Mr "judge" if d military and other uniform organisations should start wearing hijab, you and your cohorts here will not condemn it? I think d word decorum still exist in d dictionary and you should check it.when this verdict starts to serve as a bad judicial precedence in this country I'll just be observing from a corner.

ogorwyne:
Still don't get the whole gist of this church robe thing o. Is it not a norm for muslim females to wear hijab? Why is it causing issues now? That's rebellion on the part of christians, I don't get what their cause is. Except I don't understand the whole issue sha. Nigeria is a joke right now.

youngaz:
D mentality of some pple in diz nation is highly questioning.....so because Muslims wear Hijab must christians do d same??.....dnt u pple see or watch dose countries abroad dat students are allowed 2 put on their Hijab wen comin 2 skul?? Canada,Turkey,many skuls in d UK,Cyprus,Puerto Rico,Belarus and all diz countries and many more their students in Universities wear hijab why can't d christians claim dey wanna do d same?? Mhenn economy hardship is nt d only problem of Nigeria
B.T.W beta dnt waste ur Megabyte by quoting me....save it 4 more important tins..........."quoters"

lexyclasy:
And you are a big Joke as you sound

frenchwine:
I would still repeat my earlier stance that it's embarrassing, the way the church leadership in Osun has comported itself in the face of the prevailing circumstances there. It smirks off as a woman who had been embarrassed by a guy she had boasted to be her own, only for him to publicly declare his love to another lady.
The church's reaction is more of bitching, it's uncalled for.
I am a devout Christian.

Firefire:
Aregbesola is a confused man with mental disorder.

I hate religious extremism, merging Missions Schools (Schools founded by Missionaries) with Government secular school, including boys only and girls only together is a grave error, that will be corrected one day.


The Osun State CAN is not against wearing Hijab, but putting it on in Mission schools like Baptist High School Iwo, Salvation Army school and other mission schools this they frowned against.

Hence, their resolve to implement their own fundamental human right of wearing choir robs, sultanas of different colours, etc. if the government of Osun cannot adopt a particular pattern of dressing in a secular state. This is quite unfortunate.


Conflicting court verdict within the same country.

absoluteSuccess:
Was it 'hijab' that Awo's free Education was enshrined in and remembered for, back in time?

Sir, you are a beneficiary of that political endowment, from a Christian born old politician, who did not impose his faith on anyone. But sir, what legacy are you leaving behind now?

A man with the perfect model and such noble experience fails indeed if he can only disrupt a timeless model but cannot put a simple model in place. You have disrupted the simplest order of things.

Awo's political philosophy derived from Jesus' love for humanity, "life more abundant" (John10) and he practiced just that in action than on lips.

Think about this, Your Excellency.

Rebuke:
I read some comments and wonder if you all understand this matter at all or you just want to be incredibly biased.

Some of the schools were Christian owned schools but merged or converted to general schools. Now, the Christians aint even shouting or kicking against that but to again allow the muslims be wearing their hijabs in a Christian owned school is uncalled for.

It's now a general school for both muslims and the Christians so, no particular set of people should be allowed to start wearing anything different from the approved uniform in the name of religion.

Hijab is not and is never part of the approved uniforms for the public schools in Nigeria. Please, before you oppose me make sure you get your fact right.

That was why the Lagos state dismissed the use of hijab in public schools. If you cant cope in a public school because of their uniform then go to a muslim owned school.

Nigerians should learn to abide by law and stop bringing religion into everything please.

It is always always muslim this, muslim that.

-NYSC orientation camp must not hold because it's fasting period

-The Nigerian naira does not longer contain the arabic inscriptions ETC

Aregbe is the cause of the problem. He should just have left the christian schools alone.

Just imagine a christian governor converting a muslim school to general school, you all know what will come out of it.

youngaz:
D mentality of some pple in diz nation is highly questioning.....so because Muslims wear Hijab must christians do d same??.....dnt u pple see or watch dose countries abroad dat students are allowed 2 put on their Hijab wen comin 2 skul?? Canada,Turkey,many skuls in d UK,Cyprus,Puerto Rico,Belarus and all diz countries and many more their students in Universities wear hijab why can't d christians claim dey wanna do d same?? Mhenn economy hardship is nt d only problem of Nigeria
B.T.W beta dnt waste ur Megabyte by quoting me....save it 4 more important tins..........."quoters"

frenchwine:
I would still repeat my earlier stance that it's embarrassing, the way the church leadership in Osun has comported itself in the face of the prevailing circumstances there. It smirks off as a woman who had been embarrassed by a guy she had boasted to be her own, only for him to publicly declare his love to another lady.
The church's reaction is more of bitching, it's uncalled for.
I am a devout Christian.