BabaOwen:
What a foolish, senseless and annoying statement.

How the Bleep is Kwara a Muslim state?

TheVictim01:
I'm a Muslim faithful but I wonder what Muslims were doing in Christian schools in the first place. Mbanu!! There's something sinister and it's got no place in the Quran, just narcissism and oppression. These aren't Muslims but pretenders!

eternityk:

guy,I'm not taking anybody side,but based on what I heard,even from Muslims
they will always say,won she shina ni ilu ilorin
even ronke oshodi said it and y there are many hotels in ilorin
d fact is many people even people from ilorin know promiscuity is plenty there
now im not accusing any religion or people
it's based on what I noticed as I am in plenty ilorin groups and pages on FB

tempest01:
Theres nothing wrong with allowing muslims wear hijab. As long as it is not the full covering for security purpose.

We should tolerate others. As long as this is not forced on the students and it stops at just following the dress code.

Lets just leave trivialities and live in peace.

Positivepoint:



U just have to open ur foolish eyes and look around.

BabaOwen:
Senseless trash from a dull fool.

There are LG's in Kwara were Christians totally outnumber muslims.

I no care about all this nonsense beef all of Una dey get with unaself, but for you to open your mouth and say ignorant shit is what I won't allow.

I won't read your next message not to talk of replying...

Bye.

oloyedewaris:

So far it's a government property, i see no reason for students to be forced to pull off their hijab

Simple...

BabaIbo:


Why not tell your people to enrol in your religion's inclined school instead of disturbing others.

imam07:
when u allow them to where not full ijab so later they increase it to full abi.
first they allow them to have small space for praying,later they increase it to small mosque. these people are Oliver Twist

Empiree:
go and get education before you open your mouth. You have no idea. Govt has the right to regulate schools.

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

eteba:
this thing is very simple, wear your hijab jejely to ur Islamic school, shikena case closed......these yoruba muslims that the hausa muslims are not taking seriously, their own dey pain me pass......spits

Ayilara1:


Who told you imams don't do all wrongs? What I'm telling the guy is that people abusing use of something doesn't mean we should criticize the thing, most importantly when it's not that thing thats the cause of it.

What you wear has 1000000000 of things to say about you. There are somethings abroad that are normal trends of fashion that only irresponsibility that can push you to it down here. Even in that so called "saner climes", there are ways you dress to different locations.

Look, we Muslims knows what's right from what's wrong and we won't bend to backwardness just because everyone feel it's right. Why should a lady dress like that to anywhere in this world? Why should a lady be naked in front of men? It's not civilization but backwardness.

I can't allow my own child to be under anyone tutelage for any reason except for that in which I trust and believe in too.

Lastly, I'm not saying covenant should allow Muslims to wear hijab in their privately owned schools because I won't allow such in my own school too but preventing student to wear hijab in public school is what's wrong.

Hope your irreligious?

Valur20:
I'm a Muslim but wearing of hijab in Christian schools when it is not part of dress code is arrant nonsense. Must you attend the Christian schools if must do obey dia rules. Those idiots in govt should not cause religious violence. The Yorubas are not known for religious extremism.

tamdun:
How is student wearing hijab will disturb the peace of the land? How

Funkeshuga:



you Igbo are hate filled people but only North and Muslims are the problem, your hate filled is a great pandemic to any nation

oloyedewaris:

I don't understand, what do you mean

BabaOwen:
When will Government regulate fate academy in Ilorin?

TheVictim01:
Isn't that the new normal? FYI I ain't a Christian.

tamdun:

Igbo are the worst, u need to see the way the mock their fellow Igbos just because they are muslim, do not be surprised, these people still practise Osu Caste among themselves

AustineE1:
Why can't this Muslim students go to a Muslim or govt schools littered all over Kwara state,must you attend a Christian school.
Some people just like causing problem where there is non! Enough of this nonsense!!!Christian schools like most schools have rules and regulations guiding them and it is called 'dress code'. Should traditionalists dress in masquerade or native apparel to schools because of freedom of religion?

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

compton11:
nigga the school is Govt school not private my nigga plus how is it pain to u if female student wears her hijab?

y'all Christians are not tolerant and u will be blaming Muslims they are not tolerant

Moblux:
The war has been on for a long time. I think the issue should be handled with care to avoid a riot. It is not a must for Abdul to attend C&S College now.

These schools were built by Christian community which government is not renovating and the Christians still contribute money to maintain their "legacy". What was the compensation paid when the schools were forcefully taken over?

The point is that it got so bad in Kwara that Christian boys and girls were not getting admitted to some of these schools in the early 90's. That was why C&S Laduba, Emmanuel College Tanke, Chapel, ESS Ganmo etc came up as private/ mission schools.

Modified

The issue could be beyond just hijab. I know there was time last year that some folks muted idea of building a mosque inside Bishop Smith College. The question is, can they allow a chapel at college of Arabic, Ilorin being funded with government money?

BabaIbo:



That's is a missionary school hijacked by the government.!

BabaIbo:

Who established/founded the school? Answering that question rightly will help you to know better. !

BabaIbo:

Back to the post, lol what is painful there?
The thing is you people should accept what you give to others. !

BabaIbo:

Will Islamic schools allow non-Muslims to attend their schools without hijab? !

BabaIbo:

I'm done with you, you don't have any meaningful thing to say. !

BabaIbo:


Koshi danu joor! !

BabaIbo:

Hypocrite!

deolu2000:
The truth must be told, these were mission schools and yet the state government wants to impose Islam on these mission schools, it's very wrong. I attended government school growing up, but the Tinubu govt returned it to an Islamic organization back then in 2021, this Islamic organization made it clear that it is Islamic assembly and IRK classes or nothing. whoever rejected it was beaten and punished as the case may be, but if it was a Christian Mission school despite the liberal way of administration, the Muslims will still want to impose their hijab and mosque in the school premises as though they are out of the laws of the school. Very unfortunate really.