Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 4:03pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Like the way your mama sucked abi  No wonder you are so full hate  . Child of gate! Alokendra: Look into the mirror, and you'll see a slave that has been sucking the balls of a bearded terrorist from faraway middle east who died many centuries ago. The joke is on you fag0t. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 4:02pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
SUs can definitely wear a beret too eyinjuege: You're funny, but true. Sikhs too would be allowed to wear their turbans to school. I'm not sure anyone practice that in Nigeria though. S.U would be wearing their scarves and berets. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 4:01pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Stop commenting on issues you don't understand. Hijab is very different to a military uniform or a nun regalia.  omojane91: And have u ever seen any nun dressed in her regalia as a secondary school student where uniform is compulsory to the school? Why can't they say military people should put on hijab or dress in any religious attire in a formal assignment? Please, don't be sentimental. It's so bad. If he wants that, then he should have established Muslim secondary schools where hijab will be allowed as part of their uniform. The governor is the worst the state has ever produced. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:58pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
It is you and your cohorts that are ani..mals. Hehe...even self acclaimed drug dealer has the audacity to call Muslims animals  . This world must be coming to an end  They will use that hijab. The Christians cam go ahead and wear their robes. Let's see who can sustain it  ZUBY77: This is the best news I have heard this year.
If we allow Muslims to promote their religion in public schools, we should be ready to allow other religions too. Its high time we begin to tell these animals that Nigeria is a secular state. If they don't like it, they should allow others to go. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:55pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:54pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
I like he bolded lafuria1: The Muslims obviously don't care, they are not complaining, so why the whole fuss, if it's part of their religion, no problem
Let's see who will last. The Muslim wear hijab because it's part of their religion, mandatory on them, while the Christians children are forced to wear what they don't even wear to church to spite the Muslim, lol. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:53pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Posterity will never forgive forgive those who turned this into a big issue. freeborn76: The southwest is known for peace, harmony and tolerance. Aregbesola and his cohorts in Osun should not sow and unwanted seed in the Yoruba Nation, posterity will not forgive him and his generation. I don talk my yown. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:50pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
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Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:48pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Was it funded by the government aka the people of Osun state?  babajeje123: This is so wrong my brother. Did you check the name of the school at all? It is a Baptist school before it was forcefully taken over by the Government. How will you feel if a Pastor is asked to come and preach on the assembly of a muslim named school? |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:46pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
I know right. If your four year old child desires not to wear anything, you must let her be. Woe betide you if you ever force your 4 year old daughter to make her hair amidst rears. Ermmm....WTF is your business with when a MUSLIM female should put on her hijab. Pray tell me, how hijab affects a four year old baby? Awon paranoid people oshi! bukster: Hijab may be part of the dressing of a Muslim woman but it is not part of the dressing of a Muslim girl. Hijab is a personal decision that should be made when girls hit puberty and not forced unto girls as young as 4 by their parents. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:40pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
The government should enforce a general uniform across all government owned schools. The size of hijabs should also be regulated. The government should also withdraw its funding from schools that seek to be exclusive because a school owned by the government must be all inclusive. Hijab is allowed in the UK so is Sikh's turban. I don't see how it those are offensive to anyone. I definitely can't see how hijab is offensive. foladara777: The first question that comes to mind is why the governor implemented a policy that is meant to cause rancour. Prior to this, students irrespective of religion were going to school peacefully and one man comes and tries to fix what's not broken. Admittedly, the argument could be made that while hijab is a mandatory item for the[color=#000099][/color] Muslims' mode of dressing, choir robes and the likes are optional and designated for settings other than academic ones but this is where the Governor along with the Judge in question failed to apply foresight: what if in future, a religion or sect emerges whose dressing regulations include items that are offensive or inappropriate?? Would d governor have the moral justification to forbid that kind of dressing. Lastly, what really irks the Christian body about this is that many of these schools were founded by Christian missionaries, bear identical names with their parent churches and were intended to promote the ideals of Christianity, how then will it appear when a girl with a flowing hijab represents St. Paul's Secondary school at a debate competition. The state is grappling with too many serious and urgent matters to add religious unrest to the list |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:35pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Yeah, a school funded by the government i.e by the people. In fact, the government should withdraw all findings for faity based schools whether Muslims or Christians  djmadridal: They are not pained. They are expressing their concern that missionary schools can not allow some people to take away their legacies from them. Baptist school is a missionary school. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:32pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
You forgot to add that you are Omo Ale Yoruba. You would have been dead if Yoruba Muslims are as you have described  . You do have them in your family, don't you? Omo Ale! Paranoid thing! Alokendra: Hahahah..example of your blood sucking activities you mean. Nigga, do you really need examples? hahahaha....this is very funny. Imagine. Supp :-Xlying you with the atrocities attributed to your religion of piss is nothing but a waste of time. |
Education › Re: Osun Students Appear In Church Garments by doveda: 3:27pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
You forgot to add that Britain allows Hijab  Ephemmm: This is where you get it wrong. Denominations in Christianity like Baptist, Methodist, CAC, MFM, Redeem etc have different mode of dressing, likewise other religion like Sango, Obata, Osun etc. But everybody drops their unique identity when it comes to public affairs except muslims.
School uniform was created by British who introduced formal education into the system and I could remember vividly how Mr Bello always beat my friend who always comes to school with traditional beads as at then just because he chose not to adhere to school's uniformity: may God punish me in double fold if I am lying here.
So get it right. |
Celebrities › Re: Kemi Olunloyo's Tribute To OJB Jezreel by doveda: 3:13pm On Jun 14, 2016 |
Huge amount of dollars ko huge amount of dollar ni |
Christianity Etc › Re: Osun CAN Orders Christian Students To Attend Classes In Church Robe by doveda: 11:41pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Osun CAN Orders Christian Students To Attend Classes In Church Robe by doveda: 7:59pm On Jun 13, 2016 |
1) The underpriviledged wear hijab too and there are as MANY that don't in the SW. If I start counting from family to acquaintance and to neighbours, the ratio of the underprivileged that don't use hijab outweighs those that are educated. 2) Environment could be a factor. I know MANY hijabites with University's degrees. My mum inclusive. In fact there is a woman in the UK from Nigeria that lectures in a UK government University that lectures with her very big hijab. 3) It might come as a surprise to you but wearing hijab does not make you hot and even if it does, you get used to it. Besides, it is no one's business whether it is affecting them or not. 4) Ego is a factor for some rich Muslims. I know because I am a Muslim lady. It also affects certain lifestyle choices too. For the unpriviliged ones who use long hijab, it is more of what they were brought up with. They might not even know what the religion is about sef. Same thing applies to rich Muslim ladies. The ones that know....don't care. They just want to live their lives. For their parents or guardians, it is all about fitting into the society. 5) In Islam, it doesn't matter what your culture says. You have to be buried the same day you for or the next day however who knows what happened in Ali's case. I can't judge. 6) I don't care what they do in the North. The can call themselves Muslims got all I care, if they don't act like one. They are not Muslims!!! If I livd in the SW, I won't endure disturbance because someone is doing the same thing to them. I am very tolerant. My Christian friends can make personal prayers in my home however it would be an insult to pray for me with Jesus's name. 7)People should make their religion a personal thing. It is little things like this that escalates into something more serious. There should be no reason to entertain provocation. People should learn to mind their business. The North advantage is their population and you will be surprised surprised that some of not most of these guys are not believers but merely Muslims by culture. Therefore you cannot use them to judge how you treat Muslims down south  In the SW, most muslim ladies either move around uncovered or use a scarve. They often convert it their scarf to an hijab when they are about to pray. 9) It is very hard to categorise. oweniwe: 1. Poor/Uneducate Moslem women often wear hijab o.... In fact, it is like second skin to them.... That is how they are raised up sha.... So it's a matter of upbringing... Same for middle class/rich moslem folks....
I never saw any of my Moslem classmates wearing hijab or cap even though we live in the same street and go to school together ... Olomore FHE
But those in Lafenwa/sabo, even if the sun is blowing hot air, they're always in hijab... I will see one eleha (black burka wearing woman covered head to toe... Even wearing black socks and gloves) in Olomore... But I will see ten elehas in Lafenwa...
In Ibara GRA, during events... I never see anybody wear hijab... But in suburbs... Hmmm.
Its a matter of social status... Daughters of rich northern folks... Same thing.
2. I never see Educated moslem woman wey dey wear hijab go work... maybe in the North or middle belt... But in the south west, I neve See.
3. Not really arrogance or ego. Its depends on how they were brought up. I have lady Moslem friends who are very gentle and humble... We live on same street... I never see them wear hijab.
4. You're right.
Ali ' s burial case is a matter of culture.... And status too... In my village, if money dey, they keep the body in the morgue for few months and then they bring it home after burial arrangements have been made.
But if there is no money, they bury the deceased the next day and do the burial later.
Religion is something we ought to confine to the boundary of our premise. To me, it is wrong for someone to carry his religion out and use it to disturb other people. People preaching inside buses or loud Night vigils annoy me.
if anyone feels his religion is not good, if it is safe for him to convert to another religion, he will convert to his desired religion without anybody preaching or talking to him.
It's a matter of numbers though... In the majority Moslem north, they use islam to harras people because they are majority ...
So in the south, if you feel you're being harrased with Christianity...., Please Keep in mind that up north, Christians are enduring even worse discrimination or being killed because of islamic extremism...
As far as nobody is beating, stabbing or burning your house for not being a Christian, ... Life goes on  |
Celebrities › Re: Chichi Igbo Berates Olamide For Joking About The Murder Of 50 People In Orlando by doveda: 9:09am On Jun 13, 2016 |
He is very stvpid |
Sports › Re: Muhammad Ali’s Sex Tapes To Be Sold By His Ex Girlfriend & Babymama by doveda: 8:59am On Jun 13, 2016 |
Every man must cheat Na. They are polygamous in nature  |
Christianity Etc › Re: Osun CAN Orders Christian Students To Attend Classes In Church Robe by doveda: 8:40am On Jun 13, 2016 |
You are very wrong 1) There are many uneducated Muslims that do not wear hijab or scarves. Some of those that do just do it because it is either what they are comfortable with or what they have been to believe it is proper. For some it is out of genuine religious convictions whole some don't because of lifestyle choices. 2) There are many educated Muslims that wear long hijabs. I know a lot, some of them even hold Phds. 3)There are many educated people who do not use hijabs or scarves. When some rich people fail to use hijabs, it is down to ego or arrogance. Some willingly interpret the Quran to fit into their lifestyles. 4) Each category have different reasons for choosing not to wear hijabs or scarves Ishilove, Muhammad Ali should have been buried without a coffin on the same day that he died or early the next day. The rich Muslims or the poor Muslims DO NOT have different set of rules. I don't know why it happened however May Allah accept all his ibadah and make the afterlife easy for him. oweniwe: Evem among moslem women, there is hypocrisy in the use of hijab... It is a matter of class.
It is only the poor, un/half educated Moslem women that are required to wear long, thick hijab EVERY TIME.... EVERY WHERE...!!.. 
The ladies that are educated or from rich homes, it is only when they want to go mosque or fasting periods, that is when you will see them stylishly wrap lace scarf over their hair and shoulder.... Every other time, you will NEVER see them wear hijab 
Cc : daretodiffer
*looks right; looks left*...
I hope my neck is safe... I just dey observe o... No be blasphemy o...  |
Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:56pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
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Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:36pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Get a job! Get a wife! You are too old for this  Lezzlie: You wanted my information so bad you went out of Nairaland to seek it.
Is that how you think of me? Is this how my image loom ever large before your hijab obscured vision?
But then, you've never met any like me online.
Your dreams are my reality.
The road you sought to travel by I have already trod.
Nairaland can only be the platform we stand as equals.
My breeding is superior to all in your guttersnipe lineage.
As soon as your internet data subscription runs out, you slowly sink into that hijab-wearing, sad, religiously- constrained, socially- ostracised NGO charity case.
You're fated to come as a wrinkling drab to this world.
You'll be the classic example in explaining ugly and unfulfillment to the world.
Progeny of frustration!!!  |
Romance › Re: See How I Was Almostt Raped Today..see My Torn Pant by doveda: 11:28pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Awon oloriburuku ti take over section to  |
Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:23pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Good day to you mister May you find a life that is worth living! Lezzlie: Lame attempt at deception. Why didn't you insult yourself? You're so lucky this is election time.
I'd have handed you my trademark shellacking! 
You know I don't give two grains of corn if I get banned!
Let me check if any of my disposable monikers is available.
I have this thirst to soak your pillows tonight 
Kite out of control! |
Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:18pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Do you know why I stopped attacking you? You have two degrees but nothing to show for it. I can't bring myself to attack you. I really pity you, man. I am not cause of your troubles mister. Go out there and hustle like a man, nairaland cannot make you a man neither would it stop me from seeing your as a pathetic old fo.l. Go and get a job!!! Lezzlie: Working on a sunday? Doveda, alias, moroundutu, daretodiffer, dare2differ, Akike, Sheilak, Audrey, etal.
At 28 you're still struggling with your first degree when your mates are mothers of 3.
Nairaland's foremost sufferer of multiple personality disorder!!!
Fake lawyer cum law student!!! Bursted stalker!!! 
So you enquired about me online and took it further offline? Just because I exposed you for being a fake lawyer? Common, I was doing you good to retrace your throwaway existence.
You don't want to go to your grave with the lagacy of being a depressed crone with chronic depression and unhinged social deportment, do you?
If nature had a factory, you should be heading back for total overhauling, product of inferior breeding. 
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Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:06pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Who are calling a nuthead? Dem swear for you? stealth12: Yesterday I was Newshe.riff/ Deck.er.
Today I am doved.a, the Islamic nuthead.
Old f00l, you need to get a life.
Darktroll aka Knightngale ,I'm trying to imagine you with a personality.
If stupidity was painful, you'd be dead by now.
Run along, cry boy.
Run to TSOM.
I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person.
How is plagiarist-thief mimz.y doing? 
Her name is still off your siggy.
The knight is a sham.
F00ls
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Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:05pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
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Romance › Re: Photos: My Top 5 Celebrities Crush! by doveda: 11:03pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
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Romance › Re: Ladies And Their Ways by doveda: 12:18pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
He sound stvpid too  I don't blame the lady. Vickyydera: Dairy of a wailer. Your mates are getting married every Saturday to the love of their life, you are here busy churning out trash. |
Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele Stunning In Orange Dress (photos) by doveda: 3:24pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
You didn't have to  Smellymouth: Yes I am. That's why I never mentioned "the thing" |
Celebrities › Re: Funke Akindele Stunning In Orange Dress (photos) by doveda: 11:33am On Jun 11, 2016 |
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Celebrities › Re: Kemi Olunloyo Warns Toyin Kosoko For "Threatening" Her by doveda: 9:28am On Jun 11, 2016 |
 I tire for the woman. Dugozpweeti: Even if you use her for money rituals guess what?... It will all be counterfeit!!! |