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nihilistjnr:
Again the wrong questions.

Nobody said she should not enter because she was Muslim

They said she could not enter wearing a Hijab.

She chose not to remove the Hijab because she was Muslim.

There were other Muslims who took off the Hijab and wrote their exams - some of them might have even written exam for Islsmic Studies on the day.

The real argument is whether a CBT centre has the right to dictate dress codes on their premises.

nihilistjnr:
Alright, alright, calm down Abass Akande

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Have you been to Canaanland before?

Or you think because the name is Covenant University, it exists on it own?

No, it is located in a church premises[/color]

seankafor:
52 is the weight in kg of the cocaine he pushed

Amoto94:
Data says otherwise Rivers in most crime indices tops Kogi State. Go and verify

kingBolton:
You know covenant won't allow you into their compound with the hijab, why not choose another city to write your exam, last time I checked jamb have a preferred exam city or something like that. Choose an exam city you won't have to take off your hijab ,simples.

Same people that were saying visitors and National teams should obey Qatar LGTBQhhdkd rules are now saying covenant should relax there rules since it's jamb that brought the students there, why didn't you ask Qatar to relax there rules since it's FIFA that brought the national teams there.?

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.

kingBolton:
You know covenant won't allow you into their compound with the hijab, why not choose another city to write your exam, last time I checked jamb have a preferred exam city or something like that. Choose an exam city you won't have to take off your hijab ,simples.

Same people that were saying visitors and National teams should obey Qatar LGTBQhhdkd rules are now saying covenant should relax there rules since it's jamb that brought the students there, why didn't you ask Qatar to relax there rules since it's FIFA that brought the national teams there.?

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.

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.

afrodoc2:
If larride successfully renovates that 52 I will award him a contract to build a full size replica of the Great Pyramid.

afrodoc2:
I beg to differ. I was seduced repeatedly by those babes in NYSC trousers. If I was still in school my GPA would have dropped.

larride:
You cannot enforce your rules on those that are not directly under you. They were there to write an exam, let them write their exams and go home.

patrickmuf:
How exactly would she have known that her centre will be in CU?

kingBolton:
If I want to write jamb in Minna Niger state, I will definitely know the centers in Minna and if I won't be able to abide by the rules of any of the center. I will choose another city close to Minna. It's not like this is happening for the first time.

patrickmuf:
So, if I'm a muslim in Cross River State, I have to travel all the way to Kano or Kadunna just so I can write JAMB whilst keeping to my faith? Does it make any sense?

Left to me, religion should be binned...

Itsrm:
I also found it quite odd that a reporter willl include Tinubus age in the headline of his story.

The only problem is, if it's not his age then what is it?

Melvyn11:
Tell me you were not in outrage when Sokoto resident stoned that girl to death for blasphemy. Did you shrug and say " their state, their sharia laws" so no big deal.

Melvyn11:
Tell me you were not in outrage when Sokoto resident stoned that girl to death for blasphemy. Did you shrug and say " their state, their sharia laws" so no big deal.

iamoyindamola:
This was exactly what happened during the WC
Fifa hosted a tournament and Qatar made the rules if you want to enter their country
Jamb set the exam and CU made the rules if you want to enter their premises
This thing no hard na

BlaqFaze:
Lol... but seductive dressing is not down to trousers... skimpy gowns are way more seductive... then that tight fitting skirt that is usually very small but fits perfectly

seankafor:
it's his díck size

GloriousGbola:
the problem is the world cup is optional compared to jamb.

it honestly does not speak well of CU and is a pointer to some of the issues raised and which i experienced with respect to religious bigotry by people in authority

it is also a good thing that this has been brought to the fore. because no one would have expected this. others can plan against this going forward. ironically, if oloyede played a game like this people would be up in arms against religious perecution

the exam is less than an hour and a half. this is just a power flex. so if we have a muslim female minister of education who decided to lead a delegation to inspect and re validate CU's accreditation, you think they will suddenly remember to enforce their no hijab stance?

hopefully the students who graduate from CU there will not carry this insular cultish attitude into the larger world

Itsrm:
I also found it quite odd that a reporter willl include Tinubus age in the headline of his story.

The only problem is, if it's not his age then what is it?

larride:
Why is jamb taking admission seekers irrespective of their religion to religious ground to write exams?

That’s the first thing.

Jamb and Waec are fond of doing this and it’s not the first time it’s causing issues. Very simple thing to stop without causing any religious problem. Just stop accepting these religious ground as exam centers. Finish.

GloriousGbola:
the problem is the world cup is optional compared to jamb.

it honestly does not speak well of CU and is a pointer to some of the issues raised and which i experienced with respect to religious bigotry by people in authority

it is also a good thing that this has been brought to the fore. because no one would have expected this. others can plan against this going forward. ironically, if oloyede played a game like this people would be up in arms against religious perecution

the exam is less than an hour and a half. this is just a power flex. so if we have a muslim female minister of education who decided to lead a delegation to inspect and re validate CU's accreditation, you think they will suddenly remember to enforce their no hijab stance?

hopefully the students who graduate from CU there will not carry this insular cultish attitude into the larger world

GloriousGbola:
the problem is the world cup is optional compared to jamb.

it honestly does not speak well of CU and is a pointer to some of the issues raised and which i experienced with respect to religious bigotry by people in authority

it is also a good thing that this has been brought to the fore. because no one would have expected this. others can plan against this going forward. ironically, if oloyede played a game like this people would be up in arms against religious perecution

the exam is less than an hour and a half. this is just a power flex. so if we have a muslim female minister of education who decided to lead a delegation to inspect and re validate CU's accreditation, you think they will suddenly remember to enforce their no hijab stance?

hopefully the students who graduate from CU there will not carry this insular cultish attitude into the larger world

Itsrm:
I also found it quite odd that a reporter willl include Tinubus age in the headline of his story.

The only problem is, if it's not his age then what is it?