₦airaland Forum

Mynd44:
Lmaoooooo.

I am not even anti-hijab or any crap like that. My view is that the law school uniform is dumb and silly and should go which is what you should fight for.

Asking NLS to keep their uniform and make allowances for special people based on belief is wrong.

It is their rule. As long as that rule stays, every asoect should stay else, we will have Anarchy.

Mynd44:
In the tenets of the Celestial church of Christ, wearing black is not acceptable at all(see attached image) Either as an undergarment or a main garment. It is not about the bible.

Mynd44:
Some Muslims do not wear hijab so the argument of whether or not it is the bible does not count.

Some hijabis were at the same event and they followed the rules of the profession

Mynd44:
You mentioned laws. I guess this whole thread is predicated on constitution.

Lets break it down, being a lawyer is NOT a right, it is a privilege. A privilege you get by following a strict set of rules. It is the same as when the military says no facial hair.

Mynd44:
If you want to be a lawyer, you have these laws to obey. So in order to enjoy the priviledge of being called to bar, you must wear so so so. Your rights are not included here

Larrey:
Na you now

Macmoni:
if u are hausa u will understand

Mynd44:
Uniforms are there for a reason. Take that away and we will descend into chaos.

Mynd44:
Celestial Church of Christ members are not allowed to wear black at all. Imagine what will happen if we say "lets allow the hijabi" based on her religion. Do we do the same for the Cele members?

Mynd44:
We can make a case for the total removal of the uniform as it creates an environment where you cannot practice your freedom of religion and expression but to make a case where we will allow the uniform and allow hijabis is not going to end well.

kjhova:
Brother, my comment goes to you as well as @SalamRushdie and @Caseless;

Indeed there is so much inadequacies, inefficiencies and improper acts in the system which the government can step in to help correct. However, we must bear in mind that our electricity sector is now 100% private sector driven and based on preset rules under the MYTO 1 & 2 agreements.

The real challenge then is the original privatisation process and the rules set for the private investors and the adequacy or otherwise of the supposed Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). What milestones were set for the would be Gencos & Discos to meet after acquiring the electricity assets they bid for? Essentially, today, Nigeria's generation and distribution capacities have barely expanded more than 20% since the "successful" privatization in 2011! Where are we going to? The companies we sold our electricity assets to are all SPVs that didn't even exist as a corporate entity until the bid for our assets started!

Today, our national generation capacity is 7,000MW according to president Buhari. We loose close to 2,000MW of this due to max transmission capacity of 5,000+ according to this report. And then, the discos reject above 2,000MW on the average as we have read severally which effectively means a nation of 167million people at the very least live on about 3,000MW of electricity!! To put this dilemma in proper perspective, The University of California, Berkeley campus utilize 6,000MW of electricity as far back as 2008!!

7 years ago, the BRICS countries set themselves a minimum electricity consumption density of 1MW/1,000 population which they have all done well to meet (although S/Africa and India are still a little short of the target). If we borrow the BRICS target as a means to measure Nigeria's condition, we will require 167,000MW to be were S/Africa and India are today. We have only achieved 1.7% of this as at 2017!

To achieve the above stated target, we require investments of up to $65Billion over 10 to 15 years period. That is a minimum of $4.2Billion (N1.5Trillion) p.a. for 15 years! This country currently does not have that kind of money and the SPVs we sold our assets to don't have anywhere near such funds. For us to be able to raise these sums in the international market, Nigeria's political, economic and survival ratings will have to improve tremendously for the world to trust us with such long term funds.

We have a looooong way to go, to be very frank!!

Macmoni:
dat hausa for u

stevenosa:
YOU ARE A THIEF. END OF STORY.

Metallurgist:
Farin tsoho mai farar aniya, baba kana maganin boko haram, kana daqele barayin gomnati

masks:
they even broke his head for just laptop and phones....quite painful. you guys would have just handed him to the police

lereinter:
did u hear of a thief that shot a woman in
bayelsa when returning from viewing shiloh just cos of her phone

friyina1:
Bros, na person dem kill o nobi rat

genghiskhan007:
Hmmmmmn
Give me ya mama and sister for one night and know how impotent I am......Islamic headslammer

genghiskhan007:
U must be a fool...no wonder Islam is attractive to you
Where men scream lai lai il la allahin d mornings and blow themselves up in the evenings
While d women are married off at 9 and end up with VVF or grow up to become husband stabbers

Mynd44:
Please it important to put this into context.

This is not a fight against Islam but following the principles of the Legal profession.

I don't like the uniforms lawyers wear cos it is just ridiculous and the wigs are funny but, it is a uniform that stay and lets not joke about it.

This lady knew she wont be called to bar. Female law students do not wear hijab to class, they wear scarfs. It is principle.

If she wants to obey her religion, she is free to but there should be a separation of trying to make a name to be fighting the system when the fight is needless.

She could have conformed with the dress code while also keeping her belief (check attacked pictures) she simply wanted to make a name.

Female Muslim judges conform to this dress code. The former Chairman of he NJC is a Muslim Woman and this was not an issue.

Please why couldnt the young lady wear a wig like the ones I attached?

princeade86:
very true, buh muslim are taking it to wrong way. And i believe is nt all of them. Av nt see any of their top in d north,teach their daughter to wear hijab by force to everywhere. U can imagine that even at NYSC,dey want to wear it by force. If we allow dis, why nt allow other religions like OSUN, SANGO, EGUN, OBATALA AND IGUNNU worshippers to wear their costume to institutions. Or are they not religions?

genghiskhan007:
I now see why you are an unemployed graduate....simple marry you can't spell.....what concerns me with Mary?

777philosopher:
continue prompting rubbish things. you Dark Africans never learn from your past mistakes. this are the bloody white Caucasians that invaded our land. and colonize us. Stop Promoting EVIL things !! .

martineverest:
well said, even tho I'm a Christian

Jibril659:
ka huta abnka

DOUBLEWAHALA:
if u hear "beggers" northerns comes to mind

she could've went to motherless babies home or IDP camp and donate all this things than giving it to a grown ass man sitting by the road side



how many times have a Muslim person came out publicly like this to help their people

Jibril659:
miye na jan saki? Kasha ruwan al'wala ko

okenol:
This is a TV show
Look at the Kardashians
The crew will inlvove people, job creation!

ManirBK:
wannan Gomnati tana aiki amma baku fadi mu kuma Masoyan BABA zamu Fadi abinda baku son kuji domin shine gaskiya!

Jibril659:
ana maku wasa da hankali.

BruncleZuma:
Dude you should have a brain and buzz off my mention.

You father and God used lies forgetting the technical and infrastructural implications of his campaign promises and when people ask questions even you wen dey queue upandan if you even have a generator go fly come mention me.

Swerve

Keneking:
Jonathan tried as President by re-positioning the power sector through numerous reforms

BruncleZuma:


20000 in four years meanwhile two don waka...that's the smallest US State Delaware...