mrofficial:


You can practice your religion even in school. The constitution did not state wearing of Hijab in public school with uniform. Do the girls wear Hijab while in the bathroom?

MissMeiya:


You just made your ignorance very obvious. You clearly have no idea why Muslim women wear hijab if you can ask that stúpid question.

mrofficial:


I asked the guy who quoted the constitution. If you read the section 38 which he quoted, your brain may be able to fathom my question. I don't want to insult anyone regarding this post. If you can't do without insult, don't quote me again.

MissMeiya:


Smh. You're too dull. Your question makes it obvious that you have no idea what you are talking about.

Alright, let me explain it slowly, since you didn't get it the first time. Freedom of religious practice is protected by the Constitution. In Muslim religious practice, women are obliged to cover certain parts of their bodies in front of men they are not related to. Male family members and other women are not included.

So, your question about if they must wear hijab in the bathroom is a stúpid one. Because their religion does not require them to hide their hair from themselves. But if Nigerian schoolgirls are in the practice of bathing with strange men, I assure you, the hijab would be the least of anyone's concerns.

mrofficial:


Since you didn't get my question, I will enlighten your dull brain. The case of not using Hijab in the bathroom doesn't subject to "can't be covering their bodies from themselves". We both know that removing of Hijab is done because there is a need for them to remove the Hijab while in the bathroom (That's if any of them was wearing it). And even if you choose to wear Hijab to your own bathroom, that's your own wahala. This is a public school with uniform and that is an unquestionable reason for you not to add anything religious to it.

If there is a need for a muslim girl to cover her hair, the school always have beret for the girls.

I believe you also know that preaching inside of a public bus has also been banned. But if the preacher feels like preaching inside of his room or in his church for 24 hours, that's his own wahala. You can't come to the public and try to force your belief on everyone and start claiming freedom of religion in the public, there is no common sense in that.

Every time the government does something right that affects the Muslims, they always see it as an attack on Islam without applying common sense which is the problem we are facing here. Preaching inside of the bus or broadcasting of miracles on TV doesn't affect anyone yet they are banned. But if one applies common sense, you will see that it is a good step forward. We have to respect everyone's belief in public and put away religion.

Lastly, we should not let religion becloud our sense of reasoning.

MissMeiya:

Smh. You're too dull. Your question makes it obvious that you have no idea what you are talking about.
Alright, let me explain it slowly, since you didn't get it the first time. Freedom of religious practice is protected by the Constitution. In Muslim religious practice, women are obliged to cover certain parts of their bodies in front of men they are not related to. Male family members and other women are not included.
So, your question about if they must wear hijab in the bathroom is a stúpid one. Because their religion does not require them to hide their hair from themselves. But if Nigerian schoolgirls are in the practice of bathing with strange men, I assure you, the hijab would be the least of anyone's concerns.

MissMeiya:


Smh. You're too dull. Your question makes it obvious that you have no idea what you are talking about.

Alright, let me explain it slowly, since you didn't get it the first time. Freedom of religious practice is protected by the Constitution. In Muslim religious practice, women are obliged to cover certain parts of their bodies in front of men they are not related to. Male family members and other women are not included.

So, your question about if they must wear hijab in the bathroom is a stúpid one. Because their religion does not require them to hide their hair from themselves. But if Nigerian schoolgirls are in the practice of bathing with strange men, I assure you, the hijab would be the least of anyone's concerns.

MissMeiya:


You wrote all that, for what? You don't know how to have a point? Sorry, you suck at debate. Start over, and address relevant points, from my post. Otherwise, you didn't need to quote me.

Here:

mrofficial:


I will not join you in throwing tantrums. The truth hurts and I know the reason for your anger is based on your religion. It is not new to me.

Did you attend primary school? Tell me the part of the body that needs to be covered after wearing a uniform. I hope you don't come to say the hair again, because the school has beret for the girls.

If you could say that I am suck in debate because of the way I have constructively laid my point, there is no need for you to quote me again.

MissMeiya:


You have veered tragically from your original post. When you reread your own post and remind yourself of what you were talking about, we can continue.

What to expect from a religious bigot.

Just keep reading my posts, I know it will help free your brain from the shackles of your religion.

mrofficial:



What to expect from a religious bigot.

Just keep reading my posts, I know it will help free your brain from the shackles of your religion.

olaweey:
Saying wearing of Hijab will cause disunity is like saying that a yoruba man should wear the hausa mans outfit,or the igbo mans outfit so that there won't be disunity.wearing the hijab is part of the laws a muslims woman as to fulfil.muslims cannot say a catholic should not wear a rosery on his/her neck..
A principal beat a girl in hijab outside of the school,in the school nursing,college of medicine a sister in hijab was threatened with expulsion because she refuse to sing christmas carol last christmas,another sister faced the same ordeal because she wears the hijab.This are just a few people who were bold enough to narrate their ordeal.

donroxy:
I'm sane .... Whatever rule that contravene the constitution is a failure ab-initio !! It is beyond the power of Lagos Public school to denied students/pupils the right to wear Hijab as instructed by their religion !!!

neyobills:
The constitution says Nigeria is a secular state therefore all public institutions schools inclusive should be treated as such,if ur kids must wear hijab,feel free to send them to any of the various almajiri schools up north where they will give them the kind of education you are craving for or any of the islamic private schools if u can afford any,the sanity of public schools due to the strict compliance of uniformity in all students cannot be breached because of a few overzealous religious extremists.

donroxy:
Cite the section of the constitution which state the rubbish you put up above if not shut up and allow those people with the brain and knowledge of Nigeria to be doing the talking ..........

What is the difference between you and the almajiri up north if you can't use the sense almighty God endowed you with to the utmost satisfaction of a debate !!

mrofficial:


You can practice your religion even in school. The constitution did not state wearing of Hijab in public school with uniform. Do the girls wear Hijab while in the bathroom?

salykely:


And what is the meaning of to manifest as used in the constitution. The constitution also made mention of public and private. Pls does hijab disturb Christians

yinksboi:
#NoToHijab. There must be Uniformity and not divergent interests.

tit:
No hijab, no vote!
simples.
we cannot come out of purdah.

BetaThings:

Taking the holy communion is dwelling in the past?
The attire of a nun is dwelling in the past?
Holding the cross is dwelling in the past?
Is speaking in tongue dwelling in the past?
Is wearing white garment dwelling in the past?

Sir, you are dwelling in intolerance and exclusion

BetaThings:

Why should we not go to work on Sunday when the constitution says we are not a Christian nation

olaxco2f:
No hijab no vote

BetaThings:

Is this judge aware that the NATIONAL CHRISTMAS TREE was paid for by government money


How come Justice Modupe Onyeabor does not feel inferior to nuns or does she?

Freelancer00:
So u like ur child exposing sensitive parts of her body at a young age?

sulmeza:
Dis wont be seen as human ryts violatn by d so called activist... Cant beliv dis' dn by a muslim govno.....may Allah grant dos kids strength to ovacome dis

BetaThings:

Is this what you know or are told?i

Do these support your assertion?
Christians ruling for 13 out of 16 years of democracy
Christians spend as many hours as they like in church on Sundays and Saturdays (7th day Adventist); Muslims go to work on Fridays
CAN president going around with a retinue of well armed soldiers, policemen, and NSDC running citizens off the road (as reported by Prof Odinkalu of NHRC)
Government money used to put a National Christmas Tree

omostar:


Islam doesn't allow women to got on a LONG JOURNEY without a male relative, basically for the women's safety. Any problem with that?

donroxy:
I'm sane .... Whatever rule that contravene the constitution is a failure ab-initio !! It is beyond the power of Lagos Public school to denied students/pupils the right to wear Hijab as instructed by their religion !!!

neyobills:
Section 10 of the 1999 constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria states that the government of the federation or of a state shall not adopt any religion as state religion


which in other words means Nigeria is a secular state, don't be shy to use the dictionary if the word secular happens to be your problem then u can relate the meaning of that to this topic and u would have done urself a favor of putting ur brain to good use for once in ur life.

The verdict still remains,if u have a problem with that catch the next available flight to perhaps Sudan where ur hijab cravings can be satisfied.