HungerBAD:
Cool.

But, my take on this is that nobody has the right to dictate on what other people should wear. Did she come there naked?was she wearing an attire that had her breast on display?probably no.

The way Nigerian Politician's practice politics, is akin to the way our Preachers practice Christianity/Islam. Politics and Christianity/Islam, are both foreign to us to, until we were taught. Nigerians have now taken it to another level.

Even the White people that taught us Politics, will not walk a person out of a chamber, on the grounds of their dressing. Even Ghandi, at a time addressed the British Parliament with his trade mark wrapper, that really does not cover any part of his body.

I think the Edo State House of Assembly, over stepped their boundaries, and they should be checked.

We are in a democratic setting, and freedom of how you dress is enshrined in it.

fados4sure:

lol! you again?

itsMrIke:
Very incomplete story. Why not tell us how the commissioner was dressed, so we can understand what happened.

dialfa:
Mysogynic baboons still making laws in this day and age.

What the hell do men know about women's dressing?

AceRoyal:
Very Nice!
Commissioner for Health dressing like a motor park tout.Too bad!

ticking:


It depends on their/your definition of indecency.

ezebunafo:
I guess she didn't tucked-in her shirt.

ticking:


It depends on their/your definition of indecency.

HungerBAD:
Cool.

But, my take on this is that nobody has the right to dictate on what other people should wear. Did she come there naked?was she wearing an attire that had her breast on display?probably no.

The way Nigerian Politician's practice politics, is akin to the way our Preachers practice Christianity/Islam. Politics and Christianity/Islam, are both foreign to us to, until we were taught. Nigerians have now taken it to another level.

Even the White people that taught us Politics, will not walk a person out of a chamber, on the grounds of their dressing. Even Ghandi, at a time addressed the British Parliament with his trade mark wrapper, that really does not cover any part of his body.

I think the Edo State House of Assembly, over stepped their boundaries, and they should be checked.

We are in a democratic setting, and freedom of how you dress is enshrined in it.

HungerBAD:

But, my take on this is that nobody has the right to dictate on what other people should wear. Did she come there naked?was she wearing an attire that had her breast on display?probably no.

The way Nigerian Politician's practice politics, is akin to the way our Preachers practice Christianity/Islam. Politics and Christianity/Islam, are both foreign to us to, until we were taught. Nigerians have now taken it to another level.

Even the White people that taught us Politics, will not walk a person out of a chamber, on the grounds of their dressing. Even Ghandi, at a time addressed the British Parliament with his trade mark wrapper, that really does not cover any part of his body.

I think the Edo State House of Assembly, over stepped their boundaries, and they should be checked.

We are in a democratic setting, and freedom of how you dress is enshrined in it.

lasisi69:
End time improper dressing

jmichlins:
nigeria politicians and misplaced priorities. She came to present budget and not fashion parade. They allow her present a wack budget once they are assured that their own is there but criticise her clothes. It's her body and she will do whatsoever she wants to do with it if you don't like it, do your own the way you like. Bunch of perverts

inosend:
What bothers me is y some NLanders would not see correction for what it is. So bcoz it's her body then she should dress anyhow? What ever happened to sense of decorum?