DaBillionnaire:


mass hysteria, or anything u call it

is the below not in the constitution:

Section 38 (1) of the 1999 constitution and Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Right, provide:“Every person shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom (either alone or in community with others, and in public or in private) to manifest and propagate his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance.

may be it has been erased.

@least, this is part of what she studied for 6 years or thereabout. abi no be lawyer dey review constitution?

otivere:
Please any Muslim here should show where in the Quran female was instructed to to use hijab. I strongly believe muslim that wear it is because of the desert area and due to sand breeze that cause blindness. Same thing apply to Christians. Celestine Church of Christ don't wear shoe or sleepers to worship just because God instruct Moses to off his shoe. They will trek with foot from their house to church. Muslim and Christian needs understanding of the Bible and Quran

cooljoe:
well in dat case, she shouldn't go to law school. no right is absolute., dat u have. a right to freedom of speech doesn't mean u can slander she has a right to freedom of religion, if her religious beliefs contradicts wit d rules of d nba, she shouldn't have applied. so wats next- nuns will start wearing veils nd Jews wear kufi during call to bar?

Saheed9:
what do you have to say about this? That's the chief justice of Kenya

Caseless:
I do not hold you to any "supernatural" status - you're a creation filled with flaws just like everyone. But the common sense of discernment that's innate is thrown away and here is my pain.

she hasn't broken any law and by dressing the way she did , she has fought a just cause and constitution given its due supremacy over any "law school rules" .

Mynd44:

Being a lawyer is not a right. Issa privilege.

There is a difference

Mynd44:

Being a lawyer is not a right. Issa privilege.

There is a difference

princeade86:
buhari dnt knw anything about religion.

MrAcube:


[s] When will u people think out of ur bigotry. What exception is there to make when d constitution clearly supports fundamental human right. Are u brain dead to understand d fact that the constitution supercedes the rule of any institution in the country? Are u people even thinking before coming to claim rubbish on social media. Consider the school fees expended on u as waste [/s]

Caseless:


Ordinarily, you'd expect buhari's daughter to go the way of everyone simply to avoid the wrong belief of breaking the law cos she's the president's daughter you guys will naturally hold against her and call her father unprintable names.

She(halima) can't even tell you Firdaus is wrong for putting on hijab - either by law of the land or that of religion.

That Buhari's daughter doesn't wear hijab doesn't mean others shouldn't.


Tell me, which law has Fridaus broken?

Caseless:


Se'un, dem don hack your moderator account.

Which privilege? What in life in the name of education is not a right but a privilege? And you took that line literally?

mapet:


The Lawyers’ Dress Code as stipulated by
1. Professional Conduct for the legal profession Rule 6(b)
2. The Nigeria Law School Code of Conduct Rule 29(a)

hazard1759:
U dont know the difference between kenya and Nigeria?

Is this even an issue?
Some people are just hell bent on being stupid. How can u study for years, attend law school, only to insist on wearing a hijab to ur call to bar, there by going against the very law u're going to practice.

Iamzik:


Then advise your faithful Muslims to go study Sharia law only and forget about call to bar.

Elthugnificent:

Why should it even be decipher in the first? Lol too believe you even called me ignorant and trying woefully at explain how that little verse give right to hijab is just classic.

Stalwert:
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Not everyone is a bigot like you who makes it a duty to deprive others of their rights.

mapet:


The Lawyers’ Dress Code as stipulated by
1. Professional Conduct for the legal profession Rule 6(b)
2. The Nigeria Law School Code of Conduct Rule 29(a)

MrAcube:


I always laugh whenever I hear or read comments from people like you. Goats like you are why the word "docile" was invented. Your stupid gullibility without asking question is what keeps allowing some people somewhere misrepresent issues for you and you will swallow them hook, line and sinker. The constitution already supports the lady's choice of dressing and very soon dull heads like u will b tutored on the supremacy of the constitution so u will b well informed.

Caseless:
The quranic and constitutional backing you have below.


Chapter 24 verse 30-31 of the Glorious Holy Qur'an says:

“... Enjoin believing women to COVER THEIR GAZE and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what (must ordinarily) appear thereof; that THEY SHOULD DRAW THEIR VEILS OVER THEIR BOSOMS AND NOT DISPLAY THEIR BEAUTY except to their husbands, their fathers, their husband’s father, their sons, their husband’s Sons, their brothers or their brother’s Sons or their sisters’ sons or other women, or the slaves whom their right hands possess, ..."

It follows from the verse above that wearing of hijab by Muslim women is a Quranic injunction so a Muslim female is bound to obey it without question.

The next point is whether a Muslim female can capitalize on the provision of Glorious Qur’an to insist that she is entitled to wear Hijab everywhere. The answer is obviously in the affirmative.
Subsection (1) of section 38 of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (2011 as amended), it provides as follows:

"Every person shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion...and IN PUBLIC or IN PRIVATE) to MANIFEST AND PROPAGATE his RELIGION or BELIEF in worship, teaching, PRACTICE and OBSERVANCE" (emphasis mine)

Saheed9:
what do you have to say about this?
That's the chief justice of Kenya

udemzyudex:


Funny enough, he was trying to assume things, since the verse says let down your outer garment then it means veil.. As if garment is worn inside and not outside.

Outer garment can be your sweater, your raincoat, your jacket.

ify2sladex:

Kindly check Quran 33:59
And I suppose you're a Christian, how about you refer to Corinthians 11:6? (It is clearly stated that your women should cover their hair)
Study your Bible first b4 putting your mouth in what you know nothing about!

udemzyudex:


Funny enough, he was trying to assume things, since the verse says let down your outer garment then it means veil.. As if garment is worn inside and not outside.

Outer garment can be your sweater, your raincoat, your jacket.

ify2sladex:
These nairalanders sef. pls, is Buhari's daughter the pillar of Islam? Or what's your point exactly?
Quote me at your own peril o

Stalwert:
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Life is not about hypocritical envy of Christians and mindless sexualising women

jamesibor:
No hijab as she knows the rule and abides by it.

Bifrost:


Are you by default ascribing the Xtian religion to me?