₦airaland Forum

nihilistjnr:
Define indecent dressing. And then explain why describing a dressing as indecent is not intolerant.

Your time starts now.

Melvyn11:
Jamb allows students to write exams with Hijab.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That is CU's rule.

Any Muslim that cannot abide by it, should simply choose yours.

I think we have found a common ground[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So JAMB should build a CBT centre with about 300 computers, use it to write an exam in a month, then leave it idle for 11 months abi?

If you were JAMB's boss, you would sign off on this, abi?[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Wait, what?

You're complaining about intolerance whilst describing some dressing as Indecent?

It sounds like there are some clothes that you would turn back as a security guard Larride. What a wawu.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Toor!

Everywhere have rules even before you joined.

JAMB is organising an exam. They did not tell you they own the CBT, or you should flout the laid down rules there.

If you as a Christian lady go to a CBT, and they say remove your slippers before you enter, you either remove it, or go home.[/color]

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Tell us what you got away with.

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nihilistjnr:
I am literally not able to post in thr Islamic section without swearing an Islamic Oath against my consent.

I cannot enter a Mosque with Shoes on, and I cannot publicly draw a cartoon of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

In Ilorin , Al-Hikmah Islamic University requires all girls there to wear Hijab. They won't even let you matriculate if you don't.

https://www.alhikmah.edu.ng/uncategorized/notice-to-all-matriculating-students/

I checked and they are also a JAMB CBT centre. Go there and bring out a female candidate not wearing hijab before you continue this conversation


This shït is nowhere near as deep as you're trying to make out.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I know you to be a man of equity and peace

So kindly, in your benevolence, set up 100 CBTs across the country, with each having about 300 computers. JAMB will speedily issue a memo banning Faith based institutions from their issues.

Even some government schools don't have CBTs.

CU, and other Faith based institutions are doing JAMB a favour sef[/color]

DeadPresidents:
Bro, my viewpoint is at least make BAT and APC people try dey rate us all even if na small. It’s the confidence they tell lies with, for me. Lying with braggadocio and chutzpah.

BlaqFaze:
This is interesting...

I currently work (part time) in Christ Academy Cbt centre, a Christian owned Cbt centre in Gwagwalada, Abuja...I set up the computers to ensure they're exam ready. The owner is a pastor

We DON'T drive away hijad wearing Muslim girls

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Command Day Secondary School is located in a Barracks

The same rule governing the Barracks governs the school.

You cannot flout Barrack laws because you are in the school. Soldier go wipe sense comot the person head.

CU is in a church premises. It is what it is[/color]

Melvyn11:
facts only bro. Preventing those girls from writing exam is not only ridiculous but hateful. If covenant university isn't willing to open her doors to everyone regardless of their religion then they better not host jamb exams.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are going to far

Some Christian ladies do not wear trousers but i have never seen NYSC bend that rule.

If you don't want to wear trousers, go home.

So maybe we should ask NYSC to be more religious tolerant? Pffttt

If you go to a Muslim CBT and you're asked to cover your hair before your write, cover it or go home.

Like Nihilistjnr asked, did she just see CU as her centre on that day? I'm sure you know the answer[/color]

nihilistjnr:
Again a reminder, Covenant University did not send her back because she was a Muslim. They sent her back because she refused to take off her hijab - Important Distinction.

Can you prove that a Christian girl wearing a Hijab would have been allowed to enter the School?

nihilistjnr:
What does your religion have to do with JAMB?

Why should JAMB care which religion you are when you write exams?

Why is it JAMB that should have basic decency and religious tolerance instead of the Hijabi going to a Church?

iamoyindamola:
Why is everything about bat agenda
Baba don't know his age, you don't know his age, nobody knows his age
How is that agenda

nihilistjnr:
How many Christian girls do you see writing exam in a Mosque? That's the real comparison

iamoyindamola:
I think it's the number of people in his household
Orisirisi 🤣🤣🤣

GloriousGbola:
Every parent (muslim Christian, traditional) wants the best education for their kids that money can buy.

But the fact is convenant advertises itself, packages itself and presents itself as a christian university. And practising aggressive Christianity is at the centre of its existence.

If you decide you must go there, you clearly will not identify as a Muslim for the period you are there.

As long as oyedepo is alive this Christian only policy will be set in stone.

I always scratch my head when I read about Muslims complaining they were turned away from convenant

DeadPresidents:
Setracco construction company ti wa

I'm familiar with your game, bossman

DeadPresidents:
Omo, when you're holding public office and in the public eye, it's best to perfect whatever narratives you're sewing and run consistently with it upon the assumption of your first official role. I'm not sure anybody can renovate this one. If you're a BAT supporter, you must accept that your man is a fibber and you implicitly lose credibility to call out untruths wherever you see them.

He should have claimed a lower age at that point.

obainojazz:
I said it here we not getting up to 50percent of tax from Nigerians…. People argued with me

OasisX:
PRESS RELEASE

DSS CONFIRMS PLOT FOR INTERIM GOVERNMENT BY MISGUIDED POLITICAL ACTORS

The Department of State Services (DSS) has identified some key players in the plot for an Interim Government in Nigeria. The Service considers the plot, being pursued by these entrenched interests, as not only an aberration but a mischievous way to set aside the constitution and undermine civil rule as well as plunge the country into an avoidable crisis. The illegality is totally unacceptable in a democracy and to the peace loving Nigerians.

This is even more so that the machination is taking place after the peaceful conduct of the elections in most parts of the country. The planners, in their many meetings, have weighed various options, which include, among others, to sponsor endless violent mass protests in major cities to warrant a declaration of State of Emergency. Another is to obtain frivolous court injunctions to forestall the inauguration of new executive administrations and legislative houses at the Federal and State levels.

The DSS supports the President and Commander-in-Chief in his avowed commitment to a hitch-free handover and will assiduously work in this direction. It also supports the Presidential Transition Council and such other related bodies in the States. It will collaborate with them and sister security and law enforcement agencies to ensure seamless inaugurations come 29th May, 2023.

Consequently, the Service strongly warns those organising to thwart democracy in the country to retract from their devious schemes and orchestrations. Stakeholders, notably judicial authorities, media and the Civil Society, are enjoined to be watchful and cautious to avoid being used as instruments to subvert peace and stability of the nation.

While its monitoring continues, the DSS will not hesitate to take decisive and necessary legal steps against these misguided elements to frustrate their obnoxious intentions.

Peter Afunanya PhD, fsi
Public Relations Officer
Department of State Services
National Headquarters
Abuja
29th March, 2023

https://twitter.com/OfficialDSSNG/status/1641103330876194817?t=pib40yyrtIGLfD2hMM_Aig&s=19[/font][/quote]These people should do their job and stop disturbing us.

seankafor:
Nice one I must say

https://www.nairaland.com/7632035/shola-akinlade-buys-danish-aarhus

iamoyindamola:
This is not true, queue still they banks

patrickmuf:
I saw the thread on the front page and was disappointed in the replies even when the article clearly explains the reason for the price reduction...

I will accept their criticism if things have not returned to normalcy or well on the way to returning to normalcy.

Whether or not the move had political intent, the reason for it was valid as at that time and even now, his reason for ending it is very valid.

I am sure some of those who are trashing the Governor were beneficiaries of the decision and wouldn't have hesitated to complain if such austerity measures were not taken and even if he had stuck to the decision and made the decision to cut the price by 50% permanent and later it has a negative resultant effect, they'd still complain...

You can never get it right when people don't like you.

patrickmuf:
Even you guys want to misrepresent facts?

Didn't the Governor gave reason for the reduction? And now, things are slowly returning to normal you people feel it shouldn't be reversed?

PDPGuy:
LASG played a fast one on the populace..🤣🤣