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This evening I came across this picture and I was very disappointed in what I saw.
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how does the ministers own personal insecurity translate to Arab intimidation?
How come the other women in the picture were all not subjected to the same 'intimidation'.
Anyone can say anything on social media, but for the sake of self respect, let's not trivialise certain issues.
Ms.Kemi Adeosun could also argue that she was only 'acting like the romans in Rome'.
As a minister in the Federal Cabinet of Nigeria signing a bilateral agreement on behalf of Nigeria in Qatar,tradition demands that She(Kemi Adeosun) is accorded the same respect as the President as her presence carries as much authority with the President.

Under no circumstances should a person of her capacity be subjected to conform to the cultural/religious practice of the host country.

Kemi Adeosun is a Nigerian Minister visiting Qatar,she is a foreigner,therefore she is not bound by Qatari laws or culture which can't be enforced on her.

It is utmost disrespect for her person and Nigeria as a nation to see her subjected to covering her hair to please Qatari officials.This attempt of cowardice to Qatari Islamic custom denigrates the office of the Minister of Finance and totally against Global Practice.

Madam Kemi Adeosun,next time you find yourself in an Arab nation,refuse vehemently to cover your hair,their laws are not binding on you.You are their visitor and your person must be respected.