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Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Lukgaf(m): 12:27pm On Mar 25, 2021
"Lágbájá, a man, covers his face in a way we could like to our own niqab and no one finds anything wrong with that.
Millions listen to his songs without seeing or knowing who is behind the mask, for years, and it's cool. Oh, it's his style. "

I was having a conversation today with my Layla and at a point she asked "anything for me?" and what came to mind subconsciously, in a snap was: Lágbájá nothing for you.

I paused as I re-examine what I just said, not because my sense of humour was wrong but I wonder how LÁGBÁJÁ crept into the line.
I recall Lágbájá the popular masked musician. Most people don't even know his real name. Google says it is Bisade Ologunde. I believe he was very intentional about his public image and the name he chose - Lágbájá, meaning "Somebody" Lágbájá was a sensational musician back then popular for his satirical songs against the government's oppression.

You see why environment is one of the BIGGEST influence in our lives. We never owned his album nor played it at home but we had an Audio-Cassette seller, more like a Disk Joker who plays all sorts of music like 25metres from our house. From his regular Friday Quranic plays I memorised Surah Yasin and some portion of Kahf.

As James Clear said in his book, Atomic Habits, "Environment is the invisible hand that shapes human behaviour."

Now imagine if what I've been listening to was the Qur'an or Hadith.
Please pay attention to what your children consume (subconsciously) in your environment.
Remembering Lágbájá made me realise how some people dislike Islam and anything associated with it.

Lágbájá, a man, covers his face in a way we could like to our own niqab and no one finds anything wrong with that.
Millions listen to his songs without seeing or knowing who is behind the mask, for years, and it's cool. Oh, it's his style.
I heard he's 60+ now. How time flies!

Yet, our little girls can't even wear their hijab in peace. And our ladies options are limited because they don the hijab. They've not even covered their faces. Even if you graduate with a First Class in this country, you'd still be discriminated against by majority of companies because of your hijab. That hijab that didn't stop you from being the best of the best. What a World we live in.

Unlike Lágbájá, Awọn Lágbájá have to tell us how to look and be to satisfy their irritant and malodorous angst. And for this we grovel and hassle just to observe our religious identity in a country whose soil was tilled by our fathers' sweat.

By Jimoh Ibrahim,
Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10221453366634971&set=a.4343192509384

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by AntiChristian: 8:41am On Mar 26, 2021
Apart from Lagbaja, have you ever heard of any nun/reverend sister being treated the way our Hijab sisters have been treated?
The bigotry is real. And the Yorubas have been lenient for too long. This can never happen in the core north.

Some of them would take Phensic for another person's headache. Someone is donning the Hijab and you are the one complaining.

Bishop Oyedepo said "“It is such a nasty development in Kwara State where Muslims are asking their students in our schools to wear hijab, and the church said 'no'. You know the reason why, we have never showed the world the other side of God. God is not a toy; let us show them the consuming fire part of God. They need to know.

”Leave the schools for the owner, go to your schools. Is there any fight? Stop putting fingers in the eyes of others, the world should be warned against the church. The church is a time bomb.

”When God turns his back on anyone or any system, that system is cursed. My advice is; leave the schools for the owners, find your schools. Men and women can wear hijab there. Stop putting your fingers in the eyes of others when they are not blind.”

If his God get consuming fire, why hasn't Boko Haram, bandits, etc been burnt since? Why did Coronavirus have to enter Nigeria?

Their God is waiting for the Hijab Saga to unleash his consuming fire....

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by PussyKing(m): 9:52am On Mar 26, 2021
undecided
Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by JackWolfskin: 9:53am On Mar 26, 2021
One day bush meat go catch the hunter

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by lonlytroy(m): 9:54am On Mar 26, 2021
Lagbaja nothing for you..

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by koladebrainiac(m): 9:54am On Mar 26, 2021
for me, Wearing of Hijab as a Muslim is a welcome decision, the school is a missionary school meaning Christian school
Its either we comply or withdraw our students from those schools

Muslims should encourage love and peace even to others.

do we even allow them in our Muslim school?
they can't sell liquor in Kano because they have to abide by our rules

Ilorin has been peaceful, don't let religious ego destroy this peace

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by JackWolfskin: 9:54am On Mar 26, 2021
Yen Yen Yen

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Denmarkbroom: 9:55am On Mar 26, 2021
Nice one
Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Ikwerelastborn: 9:56am On Mar 26, 2021
Nonsense and Islam trying to rip where they did not sow

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Omojolaray(m): 9:56am On Mar 26, 2021
Learn to tolerate people....... At the end of the day people will be people..... Na die we go die..... Gosh

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by newdawnlive: 9:57am On Mar 26, 2021
AntiChristian:
Apart from Lagbaja, have you ever heard of any nun/reverend sister being treated the way our Hijab sisters have been treated?
The bigotry is real. And the Yorubas have been lenient for too long. This can never happen in the core north.

Some of them would take Phensic for another person's headache. Someone is donning the Hijab and you are the one complaining.

Bishop Oyedepo said "“It is such a nasty development in Kwara State where Muslims are asking their students in our schools to wear hijab, and the church said 'no'. You know the reason why, we have never showed the world the other side of God. God is not a toy; let us show them the consuming fire part of God. They need to know.

”Leave the schools for the owner, go to your schools. Is there any fight? Stop putting fingers in the eyes of others, the world should be warned against the church. The church is a time bomb.

”When God turns his back on anyone or any system, that system is cursed. My advice is; leave the schools for the owners, find your schools. Men and women can wear hijab there. Stop putting your fingers in the eyes of others when they are not blind.”

If his God get consuming fire, why hasn't Boko Haram, bandits, etc been burnt since? Why did Coronavirus have to enter Nigeria?

Their God is waiting for the Hijab Saga to unleash his consuming fire....
shut up mumu

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by kristisking(m): 9:57am On Mar 26, 2021
Your name says it all. Case closed

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Fiscus105(m): 10:00am On Mar 26, 2021
AntiChristian:
Apart from Lagbaja, have you ever heard of any nun/reverend sister being treated the way our Hijab sisters have been treated?
The bigotry is real. And the Yorubas have been lenient for too long. This can never happen in the core north.

Some of them would take Phensic for another person's headache. Someone is donning the Hijab and you are the one complaining.

Bishop Oyedepo said "“It is such a nasty development in Kwara State where Muslims are asking their students in our schools to wear hijab, and the church said 'no'. You know the reason why, we have never showed the world the other side of God. God is not a toy; let us show them the consuming fire part of God. They need to know.

”Leave the schools for the owner, go to your schools. Is there any fight? Stop putting fingers in the eyes of others, the world should be warned against the church. The church is a time bomb.

”When God turns his back on anyone or any system, that system is cursed. My advice is; leave the schools for the owners, find your schools. Men and women can wear hijab there. Stop putting your fingers in the eyes of others when they are not blind.”

If his God get consuming fire, why hasn't Boko Haram, bandits, etc been burnt since? Why did Coronavirus have to enter Nigeria?

Their God is waiting for the Hijab Saga to unleash his consuming fire....

Lagbaja, nun, even masquerade knw their limits,they don't force their own style in the throats of others , that's just the different.

The day Islam will start truly preaching peace and let sleeping dog lies just like other religions is the day others will stop attacking her.

NB. Personally, I'm not against wearing of hijab o. In fact I admonished my wife who is from Muslim family to be wearing it.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Heavance(m): 10:01am On Mar 26, 2021
Firstly, for me, I have no problem with the hijab. But you guys seem to to getting this whole thing twisted.
The controversy comes from where it is worn, a school has a uniform students adhere to. you know the uniform, and you decide to add something to it. If other parents bring in their religious things into the school, what would happen?
There is a uniform, please teach your wards to adhere to the uniform, when they get home, they can put on whatever they want to add. It's that simple.
There is a uniform that should be adhered to, i say again, there is a uniform that should be adhered to, know this and know peace.
Your wards can tie their hair with something else, as i think the hair is the main covering for ladies.
The school is not an Islamic school, and there is a uniform to be adhered to, please adhere to the uniform and change when you get home, simple.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by omoiyamayor(m): 10:02am On Mar 26, 2021
I wonder why I have to answer question to comment on a Muslim post on this platform, well my point is I raised as a Christian and have experimented Islam and realised we have all been fooled,do you know that Jerusalem have a big mosque called al Aqsa mosque,and in UAE you will find big church and Hindu temple as well but a Yoruba man is busy fighting his brother because of religion, Isese lagba, isese is in peace with any other religion,I have never seen ifa priest preaching negativity of any other religion.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by oluwaseyi0: 10:02am On Mar 26, 2021


The dumb oath on this page is actually giving this people liver to say nonsense without fear of been challenge

Back to the conversation, the meaning of lagbaja means anonymous

He covers his face to remain anonymous and people not to identify him, hence he can call power that be to order, when you see Davido, Wizkid etc you recognise them on the street, how many people recognise lagbaja facially, I'm sure even the mumu OP cant

Also his parents doesn't initially approve his music, hence he cover to perform

In IT world, hackers cover their face for anonymousity, even Fulani bandits covers face
Masquerade and eyo do cover their faces, I guess they do that to follow your religion

Stop been dumb and misleading the public because of your stupid oath

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by inoki247: 10:03am On Mar 26, 2021
So if dem tell Lagbaja to remove iz mask at the Airport he won't remove it cause say na him symbol...

if where his going to require he removes the mask he az no option..

Stop comparing Jargons

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by BoboKush(m): 10:04am On Mar 26, 2021
All this stories could be avoided..... By muslim simply going to Muslim school.... Kilode gan sef

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by BoboKush(m): 10:06am On Mar 26, 2021
inoki247:
So if dem tell Lagbaja to remove iz mask at the Airport he won't remove it cause say na him symbol...

Leave m make e dey type nonsense narrative.... U want hijab..... Traditionalist.... Christians shld all wear stuff..... Aw will it look like

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Pidginwhisper: 10:06am On Mar 26, 2021
AntiChristian:
Apart from Lagbaja, have you ever heard of any nun/reverend sister being treated the way our Hijab sisters have been treated?
The bigotry is real. And the Yorubas have been lenient for too long. This can never happen in the core north.

Some of them would take Phensic for another person's headache. Someone is donning the Hijab and you are the one complaining.

Bishop Oyedepo said "“It is such a nasty development in Kwara State where Muslims are asking their students in our schools to wear hijab, and the church said 'no'. You know the reason why, we have never showed the world the other side of God. God is not a toy; let us show them the consuming fire part of God. They need to know.

”Leave the schools for the owner, go to your schools. Is there any fight? Stop putting fingers in the eyes of others, the world should be warned against the church. The church is a time bomb.

”When God turns his back on anyone or any system, that system is cursed. My advice is; leave the schools for the owners, find your schools. Men and women can wear hijab there. Stop putting your fingers in the eyes of others when they are not blind.”

If his God get consuming fire, why hasn't Boko Haram, bandits, etc been burnt since? Why did Coronavirus have to enter Nigeria?

Their God is waiting for the Hijab Saga to unleash his consuming fire....
Hey Monkey stop wasting your saliva. It’s not the Christian that swear for you impoverished anarchist not to be ableto build missionary schools for your head slammer brethren. Get the Bleep out of Christian missionary schools. Why is this too hard for you idiots to comprehend

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by DennisEche(m): 10:06am On Mar 26, 2021
so you had to single lagbaja out to make your claims. why not add Davido ,Wizkid,Burna that has Tattoos. So that all the kids can all have Tattoos. Why cant Muslims Build their own school for their followers must they go to Christians Schools. More over Western education is a Sin according to your Prohet Mhd.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by ANTIlSLAM(m): 10:08am On Mar 26, 2021
AntiChristian:
Apart from Lagbaja, have you ever heard of any nun/reverend sister being treated the way our Hijab sisters have been treated?
The bigotry is real. And the Yorubas have been lenient for too long. This can never happen in the core north.

Some of them would take Phensic for another person's headache. Someone is donning the Hijab and you are the one complaining.

Bishop Oyedepo said "“It is such a nasty development in Kwara State where Muslims are asking their students in our schools to wear hijab, and the church said 'no'. You know the reason why, we have never showed the world the other side of God. God is not a toy; let us show them the consuming fire part of God. They need to know.

”Leave the schools for the owner, go to your schools. Is there any fight? Stop putting fingers in the eyes of others, the world should be warned against the church. The church is a time bomb.

”When God turns his back on anyone or any system, that system is cursed. My advice is; leave the schools for the owners, find your schools. Men and women can wear hijab there. Stop putting your fingers in the eyes of others when they are not blind.”

If his God get consuming fire, why hasn't Boko Haram, bandits, etc been burnt since? Why did Coronavirus have to enter Nigeria?

Their God is waiting for the Hijab Saga to unleash his consuming fire....

Did you know "Osho" more than "Iya Osho"? This hijab madness of a thing had been reduced drastically in Saudi Arabia why is your own diff in Nigeria? Did you know Islam more than Arabians?

Boko Haram, bandits, isil, iswap, etc that you mentioned are doing the work of allah so what else again

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Nobody: 10:08am On Mar 26, 2021
The problem with you guys is that you try to alleviate your religious inferiority by oppressing others when you have a little advantage. You call in religion even in secular issues just because of the little power you have.

The clothing in a school is called a "uniform" because it is supposed to be UNIFORM. ALL the children are supposed to dress THE SAME. And not the other way round. If you want to practice your religion, you go to your mosque or you go to your islammiya and do that. But in a school, there is supposed to be uniformity. Stop 'TRYING' to prove a "superiority" by oppressing others. Live like the Christians. They let their love and peace speak for them.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by StopCapping(m): 10:08am On Mar 26, 2021
This is such an incoherent mumbo-jumbo post. Lagbaja is an artist and he adorn his signature mask to his shows, videos and all that. Does Lagbaja wears mask to church, on flights, to hospital, to schools? In the bid to sound smart, the author of this turned out stupid. Lagbaja reason for choosing the mask was because his parents were Deacons in the church. He felt with the type of music he started with, it would rubbish the religious status of his parents as the father wasn't even initially in support of his career path. He hid his identity for that so that his choice wouldn't be linked to his parents & gave himself Lagbaja to connote "somebody". This has no correlation with hijab. Can't you guys think ffs?

I know Bisade Ologunde's (Lagbaja) story like the palm of my hand & I have seen his face before because we hail from the same Yoruba town of Ijagbo in Kwara State. Think of something more logical for allusion purpose. Not this slow angle.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by DennisEche(m): 10:10am On Mar 26, 2021
Go and Build your Schools and leave Christians schools alone. Confusionist.
The energy you are using to make this post you should use it to preach to your scholars to build schools for Muslims wards

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by IJOBA11: 10:10am On Mar 26, 2021
BoboKush:
All this stories could be avoided..... By muslim simply going to Muslim school.... Kilode gan sef
EXACTLY WHAT I DONT UNDERSTAND

CC ANTICHRISTIAN

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by malvisguy212: 10:11am On Mar 26, 2021
silly . the school is not a musical school, if all religions fight for their rights. how do you think the school will look like Islam just loves problems.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by Farki: 10:14am On Mar 26, 2021
The difference between Lagbaja and hijab is nobody is forcing Yoruba men to dress like Lagbaja under threats of violence.


If somebody came to a school dressed like him they would obviously send such a person away.

It's like the OP doesn't understand nuance.

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Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by yetunsbay(m): 10:17am On Mar 26, 2021
koladebrainiac:
for me, Wearing of Hijab as a Muslim is a welcome decision, the school is a missionary school meaning Christian school
Its either we comply or withdraw our students from those schools

Muslims should encourage love and peace even to others.

do we even allow them in our Muslim school?
they can't sell liquor in Kano because they have to abide by our rules

Ilorin has been peaceful, don't let religious ego destroy this peace
is it a govt sch pls ?
Re: Lágbájá, Hijab controversy and how Environment Influences Muslim by mcbau2020: 10:17am On Mar 26, 2021
Heavance:
Firstly, for me, I have no problem with the hijab. But you guys seem to to getting this whole thing twisted.
The controversy comes from where it is worn, a school has a uniform students adhere to. you know the uniform, and you decide to add something to it. If other parents bring in their religious things into the school, what would happen?
There is a uniform, please teach your wards to adhere to the uniform, when they get home, they can put on whatever they want to add. It's that simple.
There is a uniform that should be adhered to, i say again, there is a uniform that should be adhered to, know this and know peace.
Your wards can tie their hair with something else, as i think the hair is the main covering for ladies.
The school is not an Islamic school, and there is a uniform to be adhered to, please adhere to the uniform and change when you get home, simple.
But the school is own by Government and run with tax payers money which comprises both Muslim and Christian so everyone should have equal rights.

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