DavidAdeyemo:
This is the result of insensitivity on the part of the Government and again the schools are meant to mold the students and not otherwise. All these freedom of a thing should be limited so as not to infringe on other's. I think the state government should appeal the case,
they need to get it right before it will be too late.

codemaniacs:




The problem with u muslims is you all think everything is islam vs christian

I am an Atheist.

Islam and christianity have nothing to do with Africa... You all can keep arguing foolishly about some foreign religion if it suits u...

foladara777:
The first question that comes to mind is why the governor implemented a policy that is meant to cause rancour. Prior to this, students irrespective of religion were going to school peacefully and one man comes and tries to fix what's not broken.
Admittedly, the argument could be made that while hijab is a mandatory item for the[color=#000099][/color] Muslims' mode of dressing, choir robes and the likes are optional and designated for settings other than academic ones but this is where the Governor along with the Judge in question failed to apply foresight: what if in future, a religion or sect emerges whose dressing regulations include items that are offensive or inappropriate?? Would d governor have the moral justification to forbid that kind of dressing.
Lastly, what really irks the Christian body about this is that many of these schools were founded by Christian missionaries, bear identical names with their parent churches and were intended to promote the ideals of Christianity, how then will it appear when a girl with a flowing hijab represents St. Paul's Secondary school at a debate competition. The state is grappling with too many serious and urgent matters to add religious unrest to the list

ademoladeji:


One thing is clear, we are so divided along political and religious line. We have been coexisting long before now. The Muslims are know to be covering their head as that's a fundamental part of their religion. The Christians shldnt be having issues because it's been like that from time immemorial.

All I think is that this act is not condemnable but carries suspiciousness. It may have been driven by some elements with hidden agenda. Why just Osun? Why can't the CAN address this issue collectively?

bukster:

Hijab may be part of the dressing of a Muslim woman but it is not part of the dressing of a Muslim girl. Hijab is a personal decision that should be made when girls hit puberty and not forced unto girls as young as 4 by their parents.

stephnie1:
Judges at times need to be tested for oshogbo weed.

babajeje123:

This is so wrong my brother. Did you check the name of the school at all? It is a Baptist school before it was forcefully taken over by the Government. How will you feel if a Pastor is asked to come and preach on the assembly of a muslim named school?

codemaniacs:


why should I mind my beliefs when your dumbf:uck adults are trying to decide the future of poor kids that don't know what's going on

go and keep s:ucking that alhaji's d:ick

freeborn76:

The southwest is known for peace, harmony and tolerance. Aregbesola and his cohorts in Osun should not sow and unwanted seed in the Yoruba Nation, posterity will not forgive him and his generation. I don talk my yown.

mark3009:

Christians re not against muslims practising their religion as long as they don't try changed the modus operandi of recognizable public institutions.

montezz:

I posted here sometimes ago that the he-goat has buried all that is left of western education in the state and some idiots crawled outta dis caves to attack me. My alma mata {St. Margaret's Girls schl} has been turned into the something else thanks to that big fool. Aregbesola is a disgrace to all Ijesha people. Omo ale jatijati.

lafuria1:
The Muslims obviously don't care, they are not complaining, so why the whole fuss, if it's part of their religion, no problem

Let's see who will last. The Muslim wear hijab because it's part of their religion, mandatory on them, while the Christians children are forced to wear what they don't even wear to church to spite the Muslim, lol.

codemaniacs:


wasted sperm like me... I'm an atheist... religion is for the weak hearted

DONSMITH123:
Femi Makinde, Osogbo

Some students of Baptist High School, Adeeke, Iwo caused a stir among their colleagues as they appeared in the school in choir robes and other church garments.

Our correspondent, who visited the school observed that the students came late to the school around 8:35 on Tuesday and headed to their various classes as their colleagues hailed them for their courage.

Many female Muslim students of the school wore hijab on their uniforms and some members of the Christian Association of Nigeria are in the school to monitor the reaction of the teachers to the mode of dressing of their children.

No student was chased out of the classes for appearing in different clothes and all the students irrespective of their chosen uniforms are being taught by their teachers.

Earlier, Justice Jide Falola of the Osun State High Court had on June 3 given a verdict that Muslim students should be allowed to wear hijab in all public schools in the state because it was part of their fundamental rights.

The CAN had held an emergency meeting following the judgment and threatened that it would direct Christian pupils to start wearing choir robes and other religious garments to schools should the state government implement the judgement.



http://www.punchng.com/stir-osun-school-students-appear-church-garments/

codemaniacs:


why should I mind my beliefs when your dumbf:uck adults are trying to decide the future of poor kids that don't know what's going on

go and keep s:ucking that alhaji's d:ick

mikeapollo:


In fact, that Aregbesola is a complete idiot and a disgrace.
During my school days, there was nothing like this useless confusion. Even though my school was non-denominational, both Christians and Muslims had good religious harmony. Muslims and Christians took turns to say their prayers during assembly and it was fun.
Now, the stupid buffoon has planted religious crisis in the state and on the verge of causing a big confusion between Christians and Muslims,
This is the same useless fool that has not paid workers salaries for more than 6 months!

ZUBY77:
This is the best news I have heard this year.

If we allow Muslims to promote their religion in public schools, we should be ready to allow other religions too.
Its high time we begin to tell these animals that Nigeria is a secular state.
If they don't like it, they should allow others to go.

SuperS1Panther:
They are only enforcing their fundamental human right too, as entrenched in the constitution.

[/b]Let the traditionalists too start wearing their palm fronds to school in the name of fundamental human right.[b] We should all use the apparatus of Govt, that is meant to be secular, to promote our religions.

AMORC, Rosicrucians , Hindus and Buddhists, we are waiting for your own fashion parade to school.

Aregbesola and Justice Falola -- see your lives.

The state and country belong to all faiths. Nigeria and Osun state are not for Muslims and Xtians alone. We all have fundamental right that must be protected by the constitution. Thank God for Justice Falola's ruling.

omojane91:

And have u ever seen any nun dressed in her regalia as a secondary school student where uniform is compulsory to the school? Why can't they say military people should put on hijab or dress in any religious attire in a formal assignment? Please, don't be sentimental. It's so bad. If he wants that, then he should have established Muslim secondary schools where hijab will be allowed as part of their uniform.
The governor is the worst the state has ever produced.

saintdennis:


When engaging In arguments yes u do... especially relating to yoruba muslims v yoruba xtians (which is the argument he put 4ward)

You just sound bitter. And PLEASE I ain't a nigga.

The white men who enslaved our forefathers gave us that tag...and centuries later u and other ignorant black men still use that word to hail yourselves.

Bye slave.

eyinjuege:


You're funny, but true. Sikhs too would be allowed to wear their turbans to school. I'm not sure anyone practice that in Nigeria though. S.U would be wearing their scarves and berets.

Alokendra:

Look into the mirror, and you'll see a slave that has been sucking the balls of a bearded terrorist from faraway middle east who died many centuries ago. The joke is on you fag0t.

Innomach:
I don't know why I now have the feeling that by the the time Bubu is through with Nigeria, we are going to have similar scenario in the entire country.

doveda:
It is you and your cohorts that are ani..mals. Hehe...even self acclaimed drug dealer has the audacity to call Muslims animals. This world must be coming to an end

They will use that hijab. The Christians cam go ahead and wear their robes. Let's see who can sustain it

joseph1832:
And this is how the bastardize education: by bringing their nonsense and self servicing religion into it.

The judge shouldn't have given that verdict in all fairness. It should have been made clear that students who want to where hijab, should go to muslim schools, where hijab wearing is allowed.

No state should even tow the line of allowing students wear their religious attire, because it can only spell doom.

Guyman02:


Yes, in a Muslim owned schools not public schools; it is Muslims who are intolerant with people who are ready to behead an ignorant Christian for blasphemy, what if a girl comes to school bra-less as in some cultures.

I am afraid that a Muslim mass shooter can enter a school and it will be easy to now sort out Muslims and non Muslims in a class for execution

bimbo2k10:
This I have for seen earlier, the idea of Muslim wearing hijab to school is a new method of identifying none Muslims. Very soon attacks will be carried out against those children who are not on hijab thereby reducing the population of none Muslims in the state. Children are the leaders of 2moro they say, bt if care isn't taken, they will bring down all the children in the state, only the Muslims will be left. Xtians allover the world should go against this barbaric act, it's primitive, it's archaic. Woe unto Gov. Aregbesola and the chief of judge of osun.