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omoasero:
ANY ONE IN SUPPORT OF RAUF AREGBESOLA (BABA HALFUSA) ON THIS ISSUE IS NNOT WORTHY TO BE CALLED A LITERATE.....



I wud call such person an educated-illiterate

#thatmesay

playboy19:
Good now let's test your intelligence real quick. Regardless of what the intent behind the garments is, do you think the Christian students are covered by the same freedom of religious expression law which covers the Muslim students or not?

If yes, do you still think, he can still do 'whatever he wishes' to those students even with that law covering them?

CandyDiamond:
Why are you supporting bad thing, Osun state have been existing without chaos in it school system, why changing it now in name of enforcing Hijab by court order, Court appeal should restore a statue quo. no be only you be muslim, haba

SuperS1Panther:
''Eleribu'' of international dimension.

OTHER FAITHS WILL WEAR THERE RELIGIOUS DRESSES AND THERE IS NOTHING YOU AND YOUR MISTAKE OF THE CENTURY OF THE GOV CAN DO ABOUT IT.

I have quoted you. DO your worst.

mystic70563:
u ar d one dat is an omo ashawo ...nd nt an ordinary one u are, but an omo ashewo jati jati

darlingtonIIV:
I want you to tell me from your own sense of reasoning without being judgmental, "if wearing of hijab is right according to constitution, why is it causing this chaos and tension in osun?"

playboy19:
You see that's where you are wrong and I wouldn't be surprise to know that you a teenager, cos well you write like a child. Plus you're too full of emotions and religious sentiments.

Not for a minute have i mention anything about banning hijab, I mean this thing has been around for like forever but my problem is with aregbesola threatening the other side for wearing their own religious garment or accessory. It's like saying, hey this freedom of religious expression law covers the Muslim to wear their hijab, but unfortunately, it can't cover the Christians and the traditionalist. Isn't that hypocritical? I wouldn't expect you to see it that way anyway. You are who you are.

Ephemmm:
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I don't know who is more confused between Aregbesola and you. From the history, each school has its own uniform which Aregbesola cancelled to promote uniformity and one identity throughout the state: is the use of hijab not an attempt to promote more segregations he claim to put an end to by cancellation of their respective uniforms?

The fool, call Aregbe did not even hide his fanatism: he was even harassing other religion who chose to practice their faith too: the question is - if muslim students have rights to practice their religion in public schools, what makes it an offence for other religions to practice theirs too?

Christianity and other religions too have their own mode of dressing, which they put aside when it comes to public school, but reverse is the case when it comes to islam all in an attempt to promote dominance.

Nobody is saying you should not practice your religious rite because answarudeen, tajudeen school etc are there for you to cater for your needs not in public school.

Get it right.

janellemonae:
Osun state is broke. Hes not spending osun state money. The ooni travelled wt over 10 obas from osun state & other chiefs. Along wt entourage of palace guards.

Yoruba obas are rich. They get tributes from their citizens. Plenty. You might not understand this but DTS just d respect pple have for monarchy in d SW. One of my uncles sends money into my village obas account every month - just because. He doesn't need anything from d oba o. Hardly even goes home. Ive bn to ojude oba in ijebuland before & I see how rich indigenes lavish d "awujale" wt praises, cheques, dollars & pounds. I'm sure he makes nothing less dn a 100million on DT day alone. True story. Its just cultural, pple give them money out of respect. Not everyone, but most rich indigenes.

SuperS1Panther:
Mufu get it right.

Wear your hijab,no one is complaining.

But that fanatical and financially reckless Governor does not have any right to expel any child that is''merely'' exercising his or her fundamental right to religion, as entrenched in the same constitution and in accordance with Justice Falola's ruling.

Xtians can wear any religious dress, traditionalists can wear any of their religious attire. AMORCs can wear what suits their religion, Rosicruscians can wear what allows them to exercise the right to religion and Ogbonis children equally have the same right to wear anything that he or she feels is their religious dress too.

If the goatie and scruffy looking corrupt Gov cannot allow others to exercise their right, then he should unmerge the schools and give back the schools to the missionaries of all faiths.

mystic70563:
ode buruku.....is her hubby wat u call fine....it seems you are from a family of trolls....

idiot

1) Your problem is that you fail to understand that using the hijab does not affect the uniform in a anyway
2) I have never seen my Anglican neighbor wearing his garment 24/7 or anytime he/she is going out
3) My family has roots in paganism. So I can tell you that you how I am yet to meet a pagan that does everything with his/her 'uniform'. Whatever that means undecided
4) Sikhs are allowed to use their turbans while Muslim ladies are allowed to use hijabs. Uhmmmm.....I am yet to see how it affects the uniform in the UK.
5) Banning hijabs restricts hijabites from practicing their religion. If you knew the significance of hijab for those that believe in it, you will realise how dvmb you sound. Your uniform does not restrict an Ifa worshiper or a Christian.
6) I don't see how its use is harmful to anyone. Well, it would be to a mischief maker tongue
7) I hope I have treated your ailment

1) Hijab is a private thing.Ii don't see how it affects you or a non-hijabite

2) Other countries do not teach religion the way we do in our schools yet hijab is allowed. What exactly is your problem?

Your comeback should be based on how banning of hijab does/does not limit freedom of expression and why it is necessary (or not) to ban it. Okay? undecided

darlingtonIIV:
Every school has "Rules and Regulations". Only School uniforms are allowed in School, hijab is not a school uniform, you're in school to learn. After school you can wear the hijab and move on with your religious life. No one gives an F.

playboy19:
Look, invalids like you won't get responses from me. I gave you an opportunity to state your line of argument but what did you do? You were caught fuming all over the place. No single point laid out. I'd advice you shut your gob over this topic and forever hold your peace, or well you'd find dunces like you to have a go at.

safarigirl:
Someone remind me which other royal family in the world have disturbed the peace this much in another man's country?

Those people must be looking at them like some real life Coming To America Characters......it's okay to be seen, but when you're seen too much, you lose your reverence.

Royalty should be revered, you don't see the King of Saudi Arabia everywhere or that of Spain. Sit down in one place and send able representatives. That's what true royalties do.

Quote me if you will and say what you want, I have made my point and I won't be giving any random person unnecessary airtime, so don't waste any on me

mystic70563:
gals sef, wit all their shakara u go think say their hubby go fine......


her hubby no even fine at all...na only money em get...

bloody whores

playboy19:
Like you said, you attended a Christian school, so you should expect everything to be conducted in a Christian way. If you were to have attended a Muslim school it would have been different. And you know why your parent didn't object, 1. Cos they understand that it's a Christian school and expect that'll happen 2. They didn't care much about religion in education, they just wanted the best education for u.

Now this is the concept the invalid governor aregbesola cannot understand. Baptist school will never accept hijab, same ansarudeen will not accept church garment.

laparry12:
ur women women Bleep inside that hijab if ur pretending u don't know. its not about ur dressings, its about ur heart. Hypocrisy at its highest level. I was there, pls stop this nonsense. Hiding under hijab to commit atrocities.

darlingtonIIV:
for the sake of clarification let me go back to the post which caused this argument... He said Meaning wearing of hijab in public schools in a secular country is allowed by the constitution according to him... And my reply?

spiralwedge:
Really? Nigerian Christians intolerant? With all these islamic terrorism and muslims slaughtering people's necks here and there, bombing this and that... you still open that yeye mouth to say that?
You dont sound like you are intelligent anyway. You are already assuming Nigeria is an islamic country that should obey your book.

playboy19:
Then present your own better line of argument and let's see how much of a dolt you are.

spiralwedge:
Your problem is that you are confused.
1) No one is against hijab. Get this right now.
2) if hijab is private, so is garment of everyone else with diverse religious affiliation.
3) if there is a school uniform, why is one preferred over others.
4) in that case, everyone should be allowed to wear their various garments according to their beliefs or outrightly separate religion from secular education.
5) i hope I have exactly treated your problems.

darlingtonIIV:
So if every "damn" thing is not included in the constitution then how are we to by guided by law? I'm sorry i can't bring myself so low in arguing with you. You're points are unnecessary, Now run along...

ziccoit:
That wasn't the true position of the matter. CAN brought the problem by asking pupils to start dressing in Church robes to school. Unfortunately the directive was followed by the same Anglican high school where the miscreants in the name of pupils were spotted few days ago.

Community, religion leaders and government attempts at resolving the issue yielded no result. This was at the hight of Aregbesola's struggle for 2nd term. It then occurred to him the CAN was being political as usual. In order to avert political error, he banned Hijabs. This move pushed Muslim to enter into litigation with the government and the result is here for all.

The questions are why CAN is now using the same solution it deployed 3yrs ago that didn't work now? And, why CAN is using the same school? It's a fool that does same thing the same way and expects different result. CAN should just approach the court. Nobody is going to dance to its call for religion war unless if the war would be among itself.

In addition, Islamic or Christians schools are nothing but old sentiments people refuse to let go. All schools are public owned being managed and funded by government money.

Now can we retell the story

Agbaletu:
I was once a muslim and I know what Aregbe is trying to propagate. I stopped practicing Islamic religion in the late 80s. As for the insult...it is unlike Yoruba.

playboy19:
Dude, you are arguing like an illiterate. I'm sure you are thinking the court allowed Muslim students to wear hijab because you think there's a new law crafted out to allow them because they (the Muslims) went to court, hence you are asking the Christians to go do the same. If you were educated, you'd know that the same law that permit Muslims to wear hijab to school also allow Christians and traditionalists to wear whatever they deem fit to school. So if anyone, e.g aregbesola doesn't like this, he is the one to go to court seek an injunction to stop them. But as far as the law permit freedom of religion or religious expression, then nothing can stop the other students from wearing their own religious attires.

I believe we read something like this happening at the NYSC camp last year but was quickly resolved.

OBAGADAFFI:
Were you sleeping when, Muslim Students killed a teacher in Osun because of Hijab.

Beremx:
Are you female? from your comment you are likely. I no fight with you o! I am free to say my mind abi?

spiralwedge:
Best is to remove religion from the public school. Extremists should go to Christian and Muslim schools. The governor is stupid for promoting one religion over the other. He should instead have focused on better education and advocate neutrality. He is a mess.

Some of your examples might have been happening, but they are totally wrong. Why are African traditional religions not given chances in those schools?
You want hijab, go to an Islamic school. You want to peacefully coexist, then obey simple dress code and mingle.
Yorubas have common sense even in their peaceful tolerance of religions.

darlingtonIIV:
fine. Let's go with the constitution. Please kindly state where the constitution states that "every female muslim should put
on hijab in public school" or something similiar to that and we can continue from there please educate me about the "different story" on how islam is considered as threat to other religion on earth.

Beremx:
Till Aisha Buhari and her daughters start wearing hijab to public functions,then i will support wearing of hijab to schools in Osun state.

Shikena!

Feranchek:
If you were the guy, would you accept she come with her friends?

No need for the insults, by the way