omokayode9258: u ar nt a reasnable human bn nd if u ar, u ar reasoning fac is faulty. Hw culd d cele nd co be proud workn round d street wtout bn criticisd, hw culd d jehova wtnss be intrudn to pples house wtout bn corectd nd hw culd d christians be wearn skimpy, jumpa, trousers of dif kind wtout bn curbed. Nd d muslims dt ar covern dr chastity ar denied of dr civic right nd u ar dr comentn rubish. Do u knw dt hijab is allowed in virtualy al westrn country even oxford uni alows hijab talkles of unstandardisd schs in dis country wel, i reserv my coment til wen they finish dr useles consultatn

musiwa26: you are wrong,kline. hijab look sexy on women and even make ugly women look beautiful. as long as it match their school uniform colour. canada allow hijab in school. it does not mean every muslim children will wear it. most will not.

I will tell you. it makes it hard for them to get husband. i know most people wear it over here, if they cant find husband.. that way they look religion to men , so that they can marry them.

even the bible want women to cover their head.

The other picture is deeper life church.. they all wear that on their head 24 hours..

ola_pluto: I went to a christian secondary school where berets were part of the uniform. Only those in JSS1 complied, the rest started wearing bandana, and all sorts of scarfs..

tpia@:
I'm not familiar with all this "christian school" talk.

most of the schools are now govt schools, but I've never heard any muslim student call them "christian schools", until now.

i think nairaland is radicalizing a lot of muslims here, they want to seem "among" so they quickly jump on the bandwagon whenever fundamentalists start a topic, or post.

when did beret become "christian" dressing?

maclatunji: ^What if the Lagos State Government is coming up with conflicting reactions?

wendieposh: I believe it should be banned. Hijab is not part of the uniform. If christians too have to start tying scarfs to sch,will it make sense? There should be equal rights amongst all students. A beret is the best option if students feel the need to have their heads covered.

bobthebuilder99:

Maclatunji is doing this.

You see how many posts he puts on the front page? And then how many comments he deletes?

This man is on a mission to make NL'ers hate muslims. Or he is just ignorant.

bobthebuilder99:


He put this comment, because he is the one that put the first post saying that the hijab was banned on the front page.
Now that it is proven to be lies, he is ashamed.

omokayode9258: u ar nt a reasnable human bn nd if u ar, u ar reasoning fac is faulty. Hw culd d cele nd co be proud workn round d street wtout bn criticisd, hw culd d jehova wtnss be intrudn to pples house wtout bn corectd nd hw culd d christians be wearn skimpy, jumpa, trousers of dif kind wtout bn curbed. Nd d muslims dt ar covern dr chastity ar denied of dr civic right nd u ar dr comentn rubish. Do u knw dt hijab is allowed in virtualy al westrn country even oxford uni alows hijab talkles of unstandardisd schs in dis country wel, i reserv my coment til wen they finish dr useles consultatn

siddiq202: If this new report is true, then the punch reporter needs to be questioned for lying against the Commissioner (Perhaps he/she has hidden agenda). If not, since there are still consultations on the matter, the Commissioner needs a query!

playah P:

We are not talking on UNIVERSITY.
Hijab will be banned in secondary schools and I totally support that.

In an environment where uniform is worn, then everyone should comply...
If you let hijab, then you gotta let the xtian folks scarf up their head.

You gotta let the ATR's come with their cowries and consultation bag... If you can't let that happen, then you gotta ban it all and let the uniform be a standard measure!

olanyte:
[b]According to him, what Mrs Olayinka explained at the briefing was that the government had held meetings saying “it will therefore be premature and pre-emptive to say that government has rejected the use of hijab in public schools in Lagos”.while the consultation so important to her than follow strictly the rule of law and she claim to be a lawyer.

shegz1: Ar Muslim denied to wear hijab in Nigeria tertiary institution or uni, let dem get to higher institution before using there hijab unless every religion will b claiming der own dressing code in the government school

maclatunji: ^What if the Lagos State Government is coming up with conflicting reactions?

siddiq202: If this new report is true, then the punch reporter needs to be questioned for lying against the Commissioner (Perhaps he/she has hidden agenda). If not, since there are still consultations on the matter, the Commissioner needs a query!

maasoap:
And to you, banning the use of hijab in Lagos state is "following strictly the rule of law". Check that law of yours again.

playah P:
We are not talking on UNIVERSITY.
Hijab will be banned in secondary schools and I totally support that.
In an environment where uniform is worn, then everyone should comply...
If you let hijab, then you gotta let the xtian folks scarf up their head.
You gotta let the ATR's come with their cowries and consultation bag... If you can't let that happen, then you gotta ban it all and let the uniform be a standard measure!

Ak4ril:
What law? When the case is still in court

Hon. Kontigi:
Nigeria is not a secular country. Even the national pledge ends with "so help me God". Adherents of every religion should therefore be accorded their rights in all its ramifications in lagos and elsewhere.