HIJAB AND WIG
I feel when we want to take sides on this issue, everyone arguing for or against should try as much as possible to be in TABULA-RASA.
I remember when drama ensued at Baptist high school in Iwo osun state over religious sentiment and reports made available on various media platforms reports that children went to school in different attires according to their religion, in as much as this might be a school setting, we all should relate it to the courtroom. Permit me to use some words i have coined for the purpose of this write up. We have 'RELIGIOUSLISE' everything we do in the country and we should not try to bring our religious sentiments or religious 'FANTISM' into law. How does it feel or how will it look like when the judge appears with a lemon vest with the same of a certain church inscribed on it over his attire, while the defendant also appears with a lemon vest with the inscription as that of the judge inscribed on it, and the lawyer for the plaintiff appears with an hijab on her head? Surely there won't be any sort of understanding between the two.
Nigerians are the most difficult individuals to deal with in the world, everyone tries to support his or her beliefs with claims that are sometimes baseless and outrageous. In as much as the the constitution provides for right to freedom of religion, something's are just logical and does not need us arguing or debating about. I have seen people talk about the united states allowing ladies of a certain religion to be called to bar with hijab but we all should remember that a country like Nigeria where we have had series of religious wars and clashes, trying to change a norm because of a religious would only cause more damage. The bodies of both religion are silent on the issue currently but expect an uproar when the verdict on this issue goes against either of the religious bodies.
The truth is we won't get any where if we continue to argue. We should let the sleeping dog lie.
OKERINDE AYOBAMI

I cant fathom your point sir.

anibirelawal:
I cant fathom your point sir.

apologies sir, the point remains she was wrong not to take off the hijab

haywhybamz:



apologies sir, the point remains she was wrong not to take off the hijab

So why beating against the bush in the first place.