Okeji:
U av no knowledge of what u are premeditating. pls i advise u to go n read ur bible n stop ranting

Dollyak:
You don't have to be a Muslim to see that this is a legitimate protest. Defending an adoption of western culture i.e Lawyers wig, rope and dressings, while criticizing an Islamic dress is a master piece of hypocrisy.

policy12:


...abeg let the idol worshippers get ready

Olemabu:

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why do you choose a profession that denies your religious clothing. you had choice.
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my religion doesn't let me be a prostitute, so I leave that occupation
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hello?

MicheyJ1:
All of you are mad.

erico2k2:

Western culture you call it. Why are you typing with a.western made phone ? You see how you clip your wings yourself ? You lot are selective in your judgement .

resurgentxtian4:


God will not frustrate them. Our men of God have betrayed us. If you have money, you better start making plans to leave.

babajeje123:

Oga, stop this your sensational, fear-inducing and unconfirmed story. Nigeria is God's delight and it belongs to us all. Rather than running away from these infidels, I would rather advise Christians to be more united, irrespective of denominations which is our bane. Let's see to the removal of sharia law in our constitution, let's see to the removal of Arabic writings from our currencies. Nigeria does not belong to either Muslim or Christian or any other religion. It is for us All. And any government that wants to put one religion above another shall not stand.

toye440:
Click like if u believe MURIC to b a CULT.

NeeKlaus:

Aunty, see eh, there is this agreement all Law school students sign before the commencement of the programme, promising to abide by the Law School's rules and regulations (including the dress code)

Now, for the same person to go against that agreement that she wilfully signed is quite stupid. This lady only wants to trend and if this issue gets to court, she doesn't have a case at all. Not one bit.

It's as simple as that.

resurgentxtian4:


What efforts have we made to force the muslims to the table to discuss or challenge them? What are our men of God doing? I advise that while trying to counter these muslims, we should ensure that most christians raise money to leave. I advocate we fight them or we let them win just like that. Do we have the unity to fight them?

babajeje123:

We don't need to cal anybody to any table. Social media is a powerful tool. These infidels are already signing e-petitions against law school.And please, [/b]we don't need to fight anyone for we were not taught to do so[b]. Rather, let's mobilise ourselves. Let's trend removal of these islamic signage from our national properties. We can't run away from these cowards.

drshamo:

Abuja allowed the use of small/mini hijab and that's y she choose abj who is at least linient abt the use of hijab... Sentiment apart, she was treated badly. U can read the rules of school of law, Abuja and get back to me....

baqina:
Hhhmm... D lady has d right to wear her hijab and d law school has d right to ensure uniformity and protect her law.... Ds is interesting,which law will bow for another?

seguntijan:
When the issue of protecting the rights of women in hijab is raised, some people will come up with unrelated ideas. You will hear, "Let's have Cele people too wear their sutana and keep bare foot everywhere. Let the Egungun dress in their regalia. Those of the Ezemo ilk should adorn their costume..."
No one is holding them now. It's a free world.
We are all living witnesses to an attempt to play that out in Osun State the other day. Those of other religions went on to instruct their wards to dress in chorister's uniform, sango wears, among other ceremonial wears in protest to the hijab uniform to Muslim school girls. We could all see how theirs wasn't sustainable. Their dressing styles are purely ceremonial.
Unlike the hijab, these dressings cited are only ceremonial wears. The hijab isn't a ceremonial wear. It's every time you see that woman in hijab but you want her to remove it to disregard God's commandments. She doesn't wear it occasionally. She believes it's part of her religion. The Nigerian law respects her right to practice her religion. Her right to wear the hijab does, in no way, harm the rights of non-hijab wearers. So, what's your problem?

deleo16:
Hijab is hot

drshamo:



Abuja allowed the use of small/mini hijab and that's y she choose abj who is at least linient abt the use of hijab... Sentiment apart, she was treated badly. U can read the rules of school of law, Abuja and get back to me....

resurgentxtian4:


This nonsense is exactly the reason why they are doing what they are doing. Did Israel survive by trending nonsense on Social Media? You think muslims are that nice? How many muslims use social media compared to Christians? Get prepared to fight them or get your passport ready. We christians like sitting pretty too much. You can continue offering platitudes on the internet.

Vivere:

Wrong!! . Abuja Law School only permitted the girls to wear small head scarf, and NOT Hijab. And the rules regarding lawyer's dressing to court or call-to-bar, does not expressly state that hijab is an approved item of clothing, that can be worn with the wig and gown. Kano Law School does not even permit scarf or hijab.

Show us where it is written in the dress code for lawyers, that Abuja Law School allows hijab.

Vivere:

And you have no knowledge of the Quran. Show us where the Quran itself, mentioned the word "hijab," to be worn by female Muslims.

drshamo:


National law supersede any organization law meaning the law of the country is bigger than the law of any school of law... Everybody have the right to practice his/her religion... And again Abuja sch of law allow the use of mini hijab when call to bar... u can check their rules and get back to me on it.

babajeje123:

Ok, shey you don ready?

gaskiyamagana:

Oga quote for us where it was condemned in the Bible.

Vivere:

And you have no knowledge of the Quran. Show us where the Quran itself, mentioned the word "hijab," to be worn by female Muslims.