₦airaland Forum

nihilistjnr:
Answer the question bros.

Should a CBT centre be able to turn around this chic if she came to write Jamb in this outfit, yes or no?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]When Qatar drew the line against Ndi LGBTQGgHHkJjKJj, some of you came to their defences..

Obey their rules or go home...

E reach our Muslim sisters, the music change [/color]

nihilistjnr:
The article literally said some girls took the hijab off and were allowed in to write their exam.

They didn't say they don't permit Muslims. I happen to know Fuad Atanda Lawal for example, a practicing Muslim and current LGA chairman for Ikoyi/Obalende is a Covenant Graduate.

What the school said is we don't want Hijab. Same way I'm sure they would have sent Cossy Ijiakor back If she had turned up in a Bikini.

This is a non-starter abeg.

nihilistjnr:
Why should they not be allowed to show whatever part of their body they want at a CBT center?

Does JAMB stipulate that a student can't write exam in a cleavage revealing outfit?

Or are you suggesting that CBT centres have the right to enforce dress codes at their venues?

A001:
If you're in their premises, just obey their rules. Write your exams and use the hijab after leaving the center, which is inside the church premises.

No need to make a mountain out of a molehill.

Wasting time and resources on trivial issues like religion.

Nigerians go get sense one day sha.

BlueRayDick:
Lolz . Tell that to unilag that prevents u from driving around the campus as ur like on convocation ceremony day when ur ward is convoking .

U will be advised to park ur car in designated car parks while either trekking to the convocation ground with cooler of rice in ur head or join thousands of people waiting to use the fee BRT buses that are provided for commuting .

These things dey happen , na because we are extremely religious (but ungodly) people, na why we dey always give these things much spotlight when religion is involved

izzou:


[color=royalblue]Thou art not well, sire.

You want make Oyedepo start Deliverance service before the exam?[/color]

monerozi5590:
Maybe they have another reason but I see no issue here. Hijab is just a dressing to show modesty. Some cover their hair and shoulder alone, some cover down to their knees. Some even touching the ground.

Similar to what nuns wear. To show modesty.

nihilistjnr:


Omo she fit be adherent of the milk of life religion,.

larride:
Must be another reason because it can’t definitely be because of hijab that simply for head covering.

nihilistjnr:
Answer the question bros.

Should a CBT centre be able to turn around this chic if she came to write Jamb in this outfit, yes or no?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]When Qatar drew the line against Ndi LGBTQGgHHkJjKJj, some of you came to their defences..

Obey their rules or go home...

E reach our Muslim sisters, the music change [/color]

iamoyindamola:
It's actually ojiakor

A001:
If you're in their premises, just obey their rules. Write your exams and use the hijab after leaving the center, which is inside the church premises.

No need to make a mountain out of a molehill.

Wasting time and resources on trivial issues like religion.

Nigerians go get sense one day sha.

larride:
How can you compare someone like Cossy to someone like this now Egbon

airmark:
Hypocrites

larride:
How is this the same thing with this jamb issue ehn. This is apple and oranges comparison.

In the Uni I attended, you cannot enter into the school gate as a student while wearing a flip flop or a palm slippers. If you do, you will be sent back home or detained by security. You have to always dress corporately.

But non students can wear whatever they want and they won’t be sent back by security or detained. Even during post utme, you can wear whatever you want to wear without issues.

The students didn’t chose the school in the first place, the school was assigned to them by jamb. I can’t remember correctly but when filing jamb for, you are always asked your religion was. If Jamb knew those religion affiliated schools has certain rule that you must dressed like them before they can allow you into the center to write exam, then they should assign people to center based on their faiths.

Problem solved.

nihilistjnr:
Bro answer my question.

I'm not talking about Hijab now.

I'm asking you if the CBT centre have the right to send this woman home if she turned up

Yes or No?

Amoto94:
If it is a lie then it was the person who said so that lie. No way Rivers is safer than Kogi (even though Kogi means river in Hausa).

larride:
Yes

Melvyn11:
Were you not the one few days back talking about Culture and all that, ho without culture you are nobody. Now you want people to drop their beliefs and way of life because it's trivial and waste of time. Nice one

hopefulLandlord:
No I can't see it. maybe your eyes are sharper than mine although I'm pretty confident about my vision but it faded towards the end and became too foggy to see

DeadPresidents:
We’ve heard. 52 is the number of times he’d had intimate relations with women.

It could be his WAEC seat number.

It could be the number of ”tamar“ he can do with both feet consecutively.

Or number of strokes till he cums

It could be anything Idolo.

Your point is well illustrated.

larride:
But most churches mandate their members to cover their head while in the church now, so how is wearing an hijab that covers your head now a problem?

DissTroy:
Rivers is safer than Kogi, trust me. Those boys would rob but won't kidnap. The kidnappings in Rivers are comparatively low compared to other places, safe for Akwa Ibom and SOME SW states.

Kogi is the headquarters of highway kidnappings. So bad, you'd wish you were just robbed and let off. But, no, it's ransom time. That's not the case in Rivers for all of the descriptions I have given of it.

What s unarguable is Rivers' gang culture where every 3 of 5 teenage boys are already using gang slangs and/or posturing as gangsters. This is the part the Rivers defenders do not want to accept even though it's starring them hard in the face.

A001:
Is wearing hijab an African culture?

I guess Nigeria has become an Arab nation.

They'd be wearing hijab all about but wetin dey their mind for their fellow humans no good.

Hijab is part of the traditions of the Arabs but you can keep promoting their culture while demonizing yours.

Africans go get sense one day.

Segedinho:
The bad blood is much.

Religion width is getting wider

Melvyn11:
Hijab is an Islam culture and any one practicing Islam is under that culture be it African, American, European or Asian. You were the one talking about holding on to culture few days back yet here you are here showing your hypocrisy telling people to drop their culture, calling it trivial and meaningless. When donjazet called African culture meaningless few days back you were jumping around like a fowl on heat like you really cared about culture.

BlaqFaze:
everybody wears trousers that's not a good example... seductive dressing is what some people mistake for wearing trousers.

There's nothing seductive about Nysc trousers