Snipes009:
I only dropped few words, u called it ranting. Aunty Ranti. Lol. Whether you believe in her or not, she was Jesus' mother. So FOH with ur bs.

Frustrated cow! Efulefu muntu!

hanity:

Amin and that is if i kill and you were only hoping but as for me i'll pray you get embarassed,disgraced and abashed as the girl one day then i guess you'll learn to keep your mouth where you mates keep their.

Stop blabbering trash!

kabrud:

Never knew u were still masturbating here. Keep ur prostitutions to ur regions and stop infiltrating ours with ur waywardness.

Must you quote me twice? Jobless tart

Trina0936:

Must you quote me twice? Jobless tart

Monkey, olosho.

HajimeSaito:


I lowered myself to your sewer level to parlay with you. My apologies. Now go and play with the other sewer rats like yourself. You have more in common in common with them.

Well said.

People like you have no reasoning. If at this point you still couldn't get the somewhat sarcastic meaning behind my response to the guy. Oponu

kabrud:

The prof of English, this is not English class. Stop changing the topic.

Allah is the creator of heavens and earth, and everything in it. He has no son, no parent, no family. He is the mightiest, the greatest. He is the most merciful. He is the master of the day of judgment. The day when all creators, including you will stand before him and account for their deeds.

Oh Allah, I worship you, I adore you, I praise you... Do not take my life until you're pleased with me. Ameen

LabiaMajoraDest:

wetin be Allah?.

Respect Court Ruling on Hijab, Students Warn TGs, Principals, Others


The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Lagos State has warned tutor-generals, principals and teachers to respect the court judgement granting the right to wear hijab in public schools owned by the Lagos State Government.
Saheed Ashafa, the President of the Society said this in a press release made available to The Rezponder ahead of Monday, September 19th resumption of students in public primary and secondary schools in Lagos State.‎

Ashafa appealed that students should neither be punished, intimidated, harassed nor victimised for wearing hijab on their school uniforms both within and outside school premises.‎

Recall that the Court of Appeal sitting in Lagos on Thursday, July 21, 2016 granted the right to wear hijab in all public primary and secondary schools in Lagos State.
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The Court of Appeal Justices – Ali Gumel, Modupe Fasanmi, Adamu Jauro, Joseph Ikyegh and Cordelia Jombo-Ofo – unanimously interpreted that sections 38 and 42 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria (as amended) guarantees the fundamental human right of wearing hijab.

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Reminding the education stakeholders that the right to wear hijab has been granted in Lagos State-owned public schools, Ashafa said,

“We plead that all the stakeholders in education should be law abiding and practicalise what they have been teaching us as students. A situation where a principal or teacher will be seen punishing, threatening, assaulting or harassing a student for wearing hijab, after the judiciary has granted it, will amount to not only contempt of court but a betrayal of literacy, ridiculing of education and an abuse of reasoning.”
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Ashafa subsequently counselled the students to be modest and polite in dealing with some of their teachers that may want to violate their rights.‎
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“Though, we do not expect any teacher to act to the contrary, if they do, we urge our members to ensure that they resist removing the hijab with their own hands. They should ensure, the teacher or overzealous principal or tutor-general does. While any of the education stakeholders does that, they should be prepared for legal and mass actions as the case may be, He said.

He concluded by advising the students that encounter challenges in exercising their fundamental right of putting on the hijab to contact the organisation.


Read more http://rezponder.com/respect-court-ruling-on-hijab-students-warn-tgs-principals-others/

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jasuam:
Allah is the creator of heavens and earth, and everything in it. He has no son, no parent, no family. He is the mightiest, the greatest. He is the most merciful. He is the master of the day of judgment. The day when all creators, including you will stand before him and account for their deeds.

Oh Allah, I worship you, I adore you, I praise you... Do not take my life until you're pleased with me. Ameen

shut up jare

e dey pain am oo gagan.......

Allah is the greatest

LabiaMajoraDest:

shut up jare