₦airaland Forum

@Maamin. You have indeed submitted a notable and logical point. You have put forth a brilliant comparison. The only flaw is that if there is another way for her to study Law and get called to the bar she would have quietly opt for it, but Nigerian Law School is the only mode in Nigeria to become a lawyer. I think by now Nigeria should recognize and acknowledge that Practicing Muslim Women wear the Hijab as a physical manifestation or extension of their religion. That is the way they worship their Lord literally. The right to practice a religion is protected by Section 38 (1) of the 1999 constitution of the Republic of Nigeria. So i strongly believe its a violation of her constitutional right to practice her religion.