₦airaland Forum

OKOATA:

I used to be a Muslim while growing up, me and my younger brother then will go to the mosque to learn Arabic, the clerics then will beat you for any little thing, they never treat you with love but cain always. The last time I stopped going to that evil mosque was the day one of those evil cleric hit me so hard on my face with his rosery that it broke and I had a swollen face. We became a christian a while after then and have known peace, most Islamic people are too babaric, callous and mean. I just don't like that religion at all. They just like fight and making trouble always. I still have Muslims friends though.

Princesaha:
Something sinister is going on in the East and nobody is reporting about them. Two Naval personnel were killed just last Sunday at Onitsha and their rifles taken away. Other Naval personnel took to their heels. I have not seen it in the media since it happened. The same way it happened in Imo state few days back. The way it is going now, Security agents will soon become endangered species in the East. May God help us.

thebosstrevor1:
I was expecting something from your brain, rather you went to copy garbage from western media and then posted it here as an argument.

Picture 1 is a khimar
Picture 2 is a hijab

thebosstrevor1:
I was expecting something from your brain, rather you went to copy garbage from western media and then posted it here as an argument.

Picture 1 is a khimar
Picture 2 is a hijab

LegendHero:
Not all students of Ansarudeen wear Hijab. I know what I’m saying before I talk.

There are Christians that go to Ansarudeen and no one is made to compulsory wear Hijab.

Hijab does not negate the meaning of uniform, that line of argument hold no water.

Sane countries with vast larger Christian population allow the freedom of religious expression even going to the extent of allowing policewomen to put on their Hijabs and etc. why Nigeria?

A lot of Muslims student pray using God and sing in the assembly praying the Christian way in public schools that are secular. Can the Christians allow their kids to pray to Allah daily in a secular school? Won’t they say it’s Islamization?

As someone with both Christian and Muslim parent, I don’t care about religion just like millions of other Yorubas like me. But my grudge in all this is that I find it rather archaic that issues like this can even be a topic with the level of religious maturity we Yorubas exhibit.

It just dosen’t make sense!

LegendHero:
Yes to the bolded. No one is forced to wear Hijab against their will.

thebosstrevor1:
Have you seen old Christian traditional dressings for women and men.

thebosstrevor1:
Christians have their scarfs where they cover their head, infact orthodox Christians have something similar to an hijab.

Infacts even nuns wear something close to an hijab.

Hijab is an arabic word for viel. It can also be khimar.

It was created as a standard for modestly for women.

Surah 24:31, tell women to cover their private parts and protect their bossom with khimar.

Surah 33:59, here it is telling women to wear outer garments when they go out, so that they are not harassed.

Thess are your nuns wear veils which in arabic can be called hijab and khimar.

It seems you have forgotten your Christian traditions because of so called modernization.

Macphenson:
Please be more specific, stupid yorubas not Southerners aligned with the north to vote out Jonathan claiming "Sophistication".

LegendHero:
Brother, I don’t think this should be an issue in this age and time.

The Christian schools in question are being funded from the revenue of the state government and that make it a public funded school.

Now do you mean the Muslim student should be disenfranchised from attending the school that is being financed from proceeds from his parent taxes?

—I think probably the State government should return the school back to the Christians and stop funding it and term it as a private school and they can create a law that ban Muslims from attending the schools OR allow Muslims sign an undertaking that they will adhere with the Christian doctrines if they chose to enrol their kids.

—However that leaves some grey areas. What exactly will the Christian lose for having a Muslim girl on Hijab? I find it rather disturbing that this kind of issue can even be debated on when we have moved past this era.

—Are the Christian girl forced to wear hijab when they attend Ansarudeen and other public Muslim schools?

Sane countries allow the Muslim girl the right to Hijab, why should Nigeria case be different?

The white missionaries that established those schools gave the Muslims the right to attend and our forefathers allowed their Muslim and traditionalist kids to attend the school so why are some current Corp of Christians trying to disenfranchise those kids?

I don’t blame anyone in this. I don’t blame the Christians and I don’t blame the Muslims. Nigeria itself is enough to plant the seed of religious discord in you because it’s a cohabitation of chronically religious bigoted ethnic groups and unfortunately the Yorubas are caught up in this web.

But I think people need to be re-oriented and each party made to see that as Yorubas we should have gotten over things like this.

SporaD8:
Good observation! Nairaland is also for all.
Now use the same argument to tell Seun to open Islam section for all. Thank you.

yanabasee1:
Kwara state is never going to get things right..... I can't imagine how someone would force themselves on people who rejects them....


It's never a do or die affair to be a student in a christian school.

This is a simple illustration to explain how muslims thinks and how they come up with their supremacy mentality of owning everything in Nigeria.



I have never seen where christians impose themselves on muslims....

thebosstrevor1:
You want equal and fair treatment but then treat people unfairly because of their religion.

Hijab is islamic wear, i see no reason why they can not be used in a state government sponsored school.

Government schools are not for Christians or muslims, they are for all.

Vl3ly:
haha why lieing

Vl3ly:
According to Section 38, Subsection 1 of the Nigerian Constitution (as amended in 2011), “Every person shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion…(either alone or in community with others, and in public or in private) to manifest and propagate his religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice and observance”.

DSC7:
Fear women.....

Vl3ly:
if it is constitutional

Vl3ly:
there is no Muslim school,it's a government schools bearing only Islamic name

budaatum:
You are so very correct, lol. I just happen to know them as the Laws of Logic, and not of "thought" .

Laws of thought, traditionally, the three fundamental laws of logic: (1) the law of contradiction, (2) the law of excluded middle (or third), and (3) the principle of identity. The three laws can be stated symbolically as follows.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/laws-of-thought

Accept my apologies op!

thebosstrevor1:
There are hailers and people who are rational.

When i see good, i am happy but you are addicted to the negativity that is why you can't see truth

Vl3ly:
they call it Christian school after it has been handed over to the state government?
You must be joking

thebosstrevor1:
If you don't care about them, you wont hate or pity for them.

thebosstrevor1:
They don't know you exists.

Stop having heart attack over nothing

thebosstrevor1:
You are your own enemy.

Simplyleo:
Yes, such in fighting never existed in the previous administration.

But do you know why?

Criminals are always very united when sharing their loots.

thebosstrevor1:
Continue waiting for government.

I am my own God and jesus

I provide all my needs and control my destiny.

God gives us power to control over everything in this world, nowonder individuals in the western world have gotten the idea why you wait for government.

Continue waiting

thebosstrevor1:
Even if God was the president and Jesus the vice president...you still complain and help SABOTEURs to destroy the country with the help of FAKENEWS

You can never be satisfied

thebosstrevor1:
For all of you who love to see foreign media bring down your country, that same media will also be the one to destroy your reputation to foreign Audience.

Don't complain when people abroad label you fraudsters and call you evil names.

Don't complain when you can't find jobs abroad because you are a Nigerian

Don't complain when at a foreign airport, you are taken aside and throughly searched because you own a Nigerian Passport.

Don't complain When foreigners call you poor.

Don't Complain, when you can't get a job on upwork and fiverr because you are a Nigerian.

Foreign NGOs and international medias with the support of Nigerians who never see good in their countries are up to no good.

They produce FAKENEWS daily but many gullible Nigerians are up their supporting their self destruction, these same foreign organizations is also for your destruction.

Enjoy the little limelight and Enjoy your reputation destroyed by the same organization selling FAKENEWS called Lekki Massacre.

EBMedia:
Residents of a community in Lagos state assaulted a staff of Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company (IKEDC) while carrying out his job, IgbereTV reports.

It was gathered that he had gone to disconnect the power line of bill defaulters when he was attacked by members of the area who claimed they have not seen power for three weeks.

In a video which surfaced online, a man with deep cuts in his head was being stitched up by medical personnel.

According to Twitter user, @Nigeriangod_, who posted the video, residents of the community attacked the IKEDC for disconnecting electricity shortly after coming out of three weeks power outage in the area.

In the video, the man could be seen bleeding and groaning in pain as he received medical attention.

@Nigeriangod_ wrote;


https://twitter.com/Nigeriangod_/status/1372080479084679168?s=20[/quote]They should stop disconnecting without notification


https://nerc.gov.ng/index.php/media-library/press-releases/111-nerc-charges-electricity-providers-to-give-notice-prior-to-disconnection