ValerianSteel:
In case people don't see what's wrong here because to you,it's just a piece of scarf.Well it's not.

The black robes and red scarf Qatari officials have on them are the customary cultural wears in Qatar same way the hijab and any covering for the head is customary and cultural for the women.

Imagine your Minister of Works,Power and Housing,Babatude Fashole forced to wear the black robes and red scarf to please Qatari officials before signing some agreement on behalf of the country.Wouldn't you consider it an insult?

It is insulting in every regard.

im not a muslim, i hate scarf or hijab but i think is her personal decision.

ValerianSteel:
This evening I came across this picture and I was very disappointed in what I saw.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3447251_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188

As a minister in the Federal Cabinet of Nigeria signing a bilateral agreement on behalf of Nigeria in Qatar,tradition demands that She(Kemi Adeosun) is accorded the same respect as the President as her presence carries as much authority with the President.

Under no circumstances should a person of her capacity be subjected to conform to the cultural/religious practice of the host country.

Kemi Adeosun is a Nigerian Minister visiting Qatar,she is a foreigner,therefore she is not bound by Qatari laws or culture which can't be enforced on her.

It is utmost disrespect for her person and Nigeria as a nation to see her subjected to covering her hair to please Qatari officials.This attempt of cowardice to Qatari Islamic custom denigrates the office of the Minister of Finance and totally against Global Practice.

Madam Kemi Adeosun,next time you find yourself in an Arab nation,refuse vehemently to cover your hair,their laws are not binding on you.You are their visitor and your person must be respected.

This is a rather shallow and myopic post.It lacks common sense.

They use this picture to pass a message. We, Islamic nations, are ready to work with you when u accept to change yourself to our religious beliefs. She's ignorantly representin d whole nation. Islamization activated while The Church Is Sleeping, snorin on the matress of prosperity message and pillow of division. TOTAL ISLAMIZATION, VISION 2030 IF WE DON'T WAKE UP & PRAY

brabus:
Hmm, Buharists! Should we wait till PYO put on Hijab to substantiate extremism.

Same way they told us 14 years old Ese choose to convert of her free will.

#dumbasses #imnotabootlicker #almajirigovt #beggargotnochoice

I'm Yoruba but I'll forever respect NOI for upholding her tradition everywhere she goes.

Upholding her tradition and sinking Nigeria's economy, overseeing monumental fraud and corruption.

ValerianSteel:
In case people don't see what's wrong here because to you,it's just a piece of scarf.Well it's not.

The black robes and red scarf Qatari officials have on them are the customary cultural wears in Qatar same way the hijab and any covering for the head is customary and cultural for the women.

Imagine your Minister of Works,Power and Housing,Babatude Fashole forced to wear the black robes and red scarf to please Qatari officials before signing some agreement on behalf of the country.Wouldn't you consider it an insult?

It is insulting in every regard.

No need to imagine anythng. See Queen of England in Hijab when visiting the Gulf .

Kemi Adeosun is in good company away from your petty postulations. Feel free to have a headache over this if you wish.

Image123:


Upholding her tradition and sinking Nigeria's economy, overseeing monumental fraud and corruption.

I'm not going to organize pity party for you guys. You have the judiciary, the efcc and the government of the day. Prosecute her!

Otherwise, stop ranting. I don't feed trolls.

ValerianSteel:
This evening I came across this picture and I was very disappointed in what I saw.

As a minister in the Federal Cabinet of Nigeria signing a bilateral agreement on behalf of Nigeria in Qatar,tradition demands that She(Kemi Adeosun) is accorded the same respect as the President as her presence carries as much authority with the President.

Under no circumstances should a person of her capacity be subjected to conform to the cultural/religious practice of the host country.

Kemi Adeosun is a Nigerian Minister visiting Qatar,she is a foreigner,therefore she is not bound by Qatari laws or culture which can't be enforced on her.

It is utmost disrespect for her person and Nigeria as a nation to see her subjected to covering her hair to please Qatari officials.This attempt of cowardice to Qatari Islamic custom denigrates the office of the Minister of Finance and totally against Global Practice.

Madam Kemi Adeosun,next time you find yourself in an Arab nation,refuse vehemently to cover your hair,their laws are not binding on you.You are their visitor and your person must be respected.

I can feel your pain, believe me!.

First, the woman is not an educated person. Yes, in the context of education of an African mindset. She was born, bred, and schooled in Britain. She have no idea of our own values over here and as such cannot truly be independent in thoughts.

That's exactly what western education brings to a people; first: destruction of language, second: destruction of culture, third: intellectual slavery, fourth: poverty.

We cannot be free in Africa until we re-evaluate and restructure what we were told by the British and French is education.

Should you want to understand why that is, read the link on my signature. Then, you can join me in the crusade.

i know Adeosun is a young lady, and as such, personality threat might set in. u know that kind of feeling when u meet people u ordinarily couldnt imagine u will meet. "wow, is this mr Obama:" that kind thing might hav forced her to just do it on own w/o being asked.

What evidence do you have to indicate that she was subjected to Qatar's cultural/religious practice. I guess you have not been to any of the GCC countries - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain to comprehend the fact there is no way someone in the capacity of Kemi Adeosun will be subjected/forced to dress the way she did. She must have put on the head garb to impress her Boss or host - typical of an average Nigerian! I stand firm to say that no one would have forced her to dress like that as you seem to claim. Get that clear!

ValerianSteel:
This evening I came across this picture and I was very disappointed in what I saw.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/3447251_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188

As a minister in the Federal Cabinet of Nigeria signing a bilateral agreement on behalf of Nigeria in Qatar,tradition demands that She(Kemi Adeosun) is accorded the same respect as the President as her presence carries as much authority with the President.

Under no circumstances should a person of her capacity be subjected to conform to the cultural/religious practice of the host country.

Kemi Adeosun is a Nigerian Minister visiting Qatar,she is a foreigner,therefore she is not bound by Qatari laws or culture which can't be enforced on her.

It is utmost disrespect for her person and Nigeria as a nation to see her subjected to covering her hair to please Qatari officials.This attempt of cowardice to Qatari Islamic custom denigrates the office of the Minister of Finance and totally against Global Practice.

Madam Kemi Adeosun,next time you find yourself in an Arab nation,refuse vehemently to cover your hair,their laws are not binding on you.You are their visitor and your person must be respected.

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AntiMahdi:
See as she dey eye Christine's channel suit.



This kemi always has a brain freeze and forgets herself

Is she sit on eyes block

tanteta:
... And the journey continues to an Islamic republic of Nigeria.... But what Are we saying, is this sort of condition not obtainable in the northern part of this country. If in doubt, ask your relates who did serviced in the northern part of Nigeria.

Please guide against grammatical blunder like this one when next you visit public forum. It speaks volume about the extent of damage in our educational sector.

AntiMahdi:


And from which mullah's ass did you pull that taqiyya lie that Qatar is the richest country in the world?

Your hatred for anything islamic will not allow you to see reality. As of 2016, Qatar has the highest per capita income in the WORLD, overtaking luxemburg in 2012. As we speak, its the richest country in the middle east and one of the richest in the world. Forget pictures and stories you hear about dubai, saudi arabia and how rich they are, Qatar is the real deal. If i was the president, i would also make it a priority to have countries like qatar to be my best friends because i know unlike the western countries who only talks for years but actually do nothing on ground to help you develop, countries like qatar don;t bullsh***t around, they will genuinly help you start a national carrier for instance, even dashing you some of their brand new planes from their hundreds in qatar airlines, they can dash you billions to build real infrastructure, they can invest by building new cities and malls and what have you in your country. Thats why its an arab billionaire thats building the centenery city in abuja, they can also easily pump billions to revitalize our dead national telephone company NITEL.

m[color=#990000][/color]istymoon:
What evidence do you have to indicate that she was subjected to Qatar's cultural/religious practice. I guess you have not been to any of the GCC countries - Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain to comprehend the fact there is no way someone in the capacity of Kemi Adeosun will be subjected/forced to dress the way she did. She must have put on the head garb to impress her Boss or host - typical of an average Nigerian! I stand firm to say that no one would have forced her to dress like that as you seem to claim. Get that clear!

Who is that man stand like dejor at the back of adeosun

She is a dummy and she felt intimidated. What a crappy act. Lack of public moral. She dose not fit to be a minister at all.

We've taken this the wrong way...Kemi Adeosun hails from the yoruba tribe..and based on their customs Nd traditions,it is imperative to show respect.I praise her for being real.Okonjo Iweala or someone from a different tribe won't do that.It all points back to beliefs and values.Shikena

lumydee44:
Luxembourg is #2, please make use of your sub and google it nah

They are the richest in 2015 based on GDP... Bros base on d drop in oil price around d globe... Qatar don drop

musicwriter:


I can feel your pain, believe me!.

First, the woman is not an educated person. Yes, in the context of education of an African mindset. She was born, bred, and schooled in Britain. She have no idea of our own values over here and at such cannot truly be independent in thoughts.

That's exactly what western education brings to a people; first: destruction of language, second: destruction of culture, third: intellectual slavery, fourth: poverty.

We cannot be free in Africa until we re-evaluate and restructure what we were told by the British and French is education.

Should you want to understand why that is, read the link on my signature. Then, you can join me in the crusade.

I have checked your site. It is good see that people are conscious, even if users of this forum have been brought up to look up to being born, bred, schooled abroad and returned. Do you know that in any family that has kids who schooled from pry/sec school abroad, not all of them return sane? They are dumped in one local school there to be de-educated. I know many of them, but we pretend they went to London to see the Queen.

The psychological effect of being brought up on Little Red Riding Hood and Jack & Jill extends to the creation of some underwear suicide bombers who have no African Consciousness and had to grab the nearest available one.

Has it ever occurred to you that perhaps she personally chose to dress that way HERSELF to be more cultural friendly to her hosts?
She no be pikin nau?

[she dressed how she like now what do u mean by all the embracement statement that u all are saying. tell me is it permissible for both religion not to covered there head.? so is better to leave her to dressed how see liked.!!!?

Seyigold1993:
We've taken this the wrong way...Kemi Adeosun hails from the yoruba tribe..and based on their customs Nd traditions,it is imperative to show respect.I praise her for being real.Okonjo Iweala or someone from a different tribe won't do that.It all points back to beliefs and values.Shikena

babtuns76:
[she dressed how she like now what do u mean by all the embracement statement that u all are saying. tell me is it permissible for both religion not to covered there head.? so is better to leave her to dressed how see liked.!!!?

Forget traditions or beliefs. Just look at the 2 pics and tell me you can't feel the uneasiness of Kemi.

Racism is so real in this part of the world....we call it Tribalism.... I don't know how what she chooses to wear over there could be so important than what she has gone there to do....what if she wore hijab?
now looking at Bubu's pose behind her...Assuming Buhari was the one sitting and Osibanjo was standing behind him this way....he would have been termed a slave or something....

let's just hope for the best even as we pray unto God at this critical time...

That first pix though.... she dey point the contract say u sure say na me go sign dis thing. ... na so babu change eye for am.

victim as how she can dressed any how she like.both religions allowed women to coverd there head.? what du u means by victims.!!!?

lumydee44:
I don't think anyone forced her, sometimes you need to respect the host and do things outta courtesy, the deal might be a good thing and that have might been her sacrifice for the nation. Its better to act a fool for someone who thinks he's fooling you when you know what's at stake.

Stop this nonsense. Why do you people reason like idiiots and turn around and expect other nationals to respect us? Where is your pride among other nations? What will that agreement bring to Nigeria that would warrant such denigration of her office? It is shameful, to say the least.

tico1212:
That first pix though.... she dey point the contract say u sure say na me go sign dis thing. ... na so babu change eye for am.

Kemi: Chei! And Sister NOI warn me o. Na me go sign this thing. What's even inside sef?

Bubu: (be like Kemi smile for the camera now). Omoboriowo, position the camera well well. Make him people see am say na she sign the document.

dcngr:
Has it ever occurred to you that perhaps she personally chose to dress that way HERSELF to be more cultural friendly to her hosts?
She no be pikin nau?

Etiquette demands that the host does everything possible to accommodate the guest. Not the other way around. She was intimidated. PMB standing like a slave with hands behind, didn't help matters. Black Africans are so inferior. Now, this is why some of us like Mugabe.

UrbanMystique:
she looked forced.

You look stupid

ValerianSteel:
In case people don't see what's wrong here because to you,it's just a piece of scarf.Well it's not.

The black robes and red scarf Qatari officials have on them are the customary cultural wears in Qatar same way the hijab and any covering for the head is customary and cultural for the women.

Imagine your Minister of Works,Power and Housing,Babatude Fashole forced to wear the black robes and red scarf to please Qatari officials before signing some agreement on behalf of the country.Wouldn't you consider it an insult?

It is insulting in every regard.

Its like the minister wearing the scarf is the only reason for signing the agreement paper. I belief that we should rather concentrate on the content of the agreement. Is it for loan?

mynd1:
Lol. Thank u for d advice,will pass d messages to her.

That is your own perception or i can call it as bigotory, how woud you compare Nigeria a developing country with that of USA and Germany wich are strong G8 countries?
As a developing country our leader is wooing for investors in to the country? So far as she was not force to revert i see nothing about it. That shows her readiness and intrest to contribute for the development of her country irrespective of tribes or religion.
WAILING WAILERS KIP UR MOUTH SHOT.

excel101:
Its like the minister wearing the scarf is the only reason for signing the agreement paper. I belief that we should rather concentrate on the content of the agreement. Is it for loan?

What else can you think of? I can tell you 100% that it's not Bilateral Trade Agreement. The body language of the two ministers told me that for sure.

Eluwilussit:


Stop this nonsense. Why do you people reason like idiiots and turn around and expect other nationals to respect us? Where is your pride among other nations? What will that agreement bring to Nigeria that would warrant such denigration of her office? It is shameful, to say the least.

You can make ur point known without being barbaric