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Catapault:
Stop being an imbeci.le.

Indians, Chinese, Japanese etc, do not reason like this your cockroach reasoning.

They do not say “Oh because we use this or that aspect of western convention, therefore we must dress like them, talk like them, and wear their hair on top of our heads!”

Chinese borrowed heavily from western technology. Do you see them struggling to speak English or borrow christian religion or Islam etc?

NO.

They take what they need from outside while maintaining their cultural independence and dignity.

Learn from them!

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??

JagabanBorgu:
The Chinese, Indians, Japanese, Americans etc did not reject those dresses because "they are colonial relics" this where ur f00Iishness comes to the fore.
They didn't use it because it was inconvenient for them in so many ways, hygiene wise due to the nature of some legal practitioners traveling distances to preside over cases, it was not convenient for them in terms of hot seasons, it was expensive to maintain, some of the early users that rejected it in those countries rejected it because it "makes them look like rats peeping from a hole", some argued it made them look like women because those ages, women were not presiding over legal proceedings.

Then you have Africa where their sole reason for rejecting it is because "it's a colonial relic" are u not f00Iish for rejecting colonial relic while keeping the court and the legal system?
They are all colonial relic.
That's a proverbial case of saying you don't eat lizard but will eat the stew wherein the lizard was prepared.
Pàthètic.


I will advise you to put on a functional bràîn before arguing, so far with your tons of replies on this post, you seem to have a functionless bràîn that's why you keep making Iame comparisons with other countries.



Other countries maintained their culture according to you, the court, the legal code, the legal proceedings has no place in our culture, it is all borrowed, if u are so loud about rejecting colonial relics while maintaining our culture, then you have faiIed woefully when applying that to the court.

Catapault:
GET LOST WITH YOUR LIES, YOU SLAVEBOY.

SOUTH AFRICA, USA, CHINA, INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND OTHERS HAVE ABANDONED THE ENGLISH WIGS, but have not abandoned the legal system they inherited.

THEY NEVER GAVE YOU ANY REASON WHY, SO STOP INVENTING LIES FROM YOUR HEAD AS TO WHY THEY ALL STOPPED WEARING THEM.

I GUARANTEE YOU THAT WITHIN THE NEXT 3 YEARS MAX, THOSE WIGS WILL BE GONE FROM THE NIGERIAN LEGAL SYSTEM.

If you miss them so much you can MOVE TO UK.

Blasted slave with no shame.

Catapault:
May God cure my life from your slave mentality.

Iceberg3:
But they are still speaking french nahhh..

You guys should do your thing,o....not let the oyibos reason unah matter o

Righthussle:
Why dem keep their faces like that.

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??

mamaafrik:
A time will come when that will be implemented.

just wait and charge your own leaders to be more responsible
let it start from you too.

GistMedia0:
In a historic shift, lawyers and judges in Burkina Faso will now wear exclusively African clothing in court, marking the end of the colonial-era tradition of donning European-style wigs and robes. The decision aligns with the country’s broader push for cultural identity and self-reliance, eliminating the need for imported legal attire.

This decision marks a significant step in reinforcing African heritage and pride, aligning with a broader movement across the continent to break free from imposed traditions. Many view this as an act of cultural liberation, symbolizing a shift in mindset that prioritizes African identity over remnants of colonial influence.

Observers believe this move reflects a growing wave of consciousness across Africa, with Burkina Faso’s leader,Captain Ibrahim Traoré, seen as a driving force in this revolution. As more African nations challenge outdated colonial practices, will others take inspiration from Burkina Faso’s example?

JagabanBorgu:
South Africa is part of the Africa that is rejecting it solely because it's a "colonial relic".

The others you mentioned stopped using it ages ago, some didn't use it at all.


You don't read, your knowledge is so limited and you are here ranting, social media has a way of bringing us in touch with piss p00r IowIives who dóñ't know anything.

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??

Ttipsy:
Make no common sense!

GistMedia0:
In a historic shift, lawyers and judges in Burkina Faso will now wear exclusively African clothing in court, marking the end of the colonial-era tradition of donning European-style wigs and robes. The decision aligns with the country’s broader push for cultural identity and self-reliance, eliminating the need for imported legal attire.

This decision marks a significant step in reinforcing African heritage and pride, aligning with a broader movement across the continent to break free from imposed traditions. Many view this as an act of cultural liberation, symbolizing a shift in mindset that prioritizes African identity over remnants of colonial influence.

Observers believe this move reflects a growing wave of consciousness across Africa, with Burkina Faso’s leader,Captain Ibrahim Traoré, seen as a driving force in this revolution. As more African nations challenge outdated colonial practices, will others take inspiration from Burkina Faso’s example?

GistMedia0:
In a historic shift, lawyers and judges in Burkina Faso will now wear exclusively African clothing in court, marking the end of the colonial-era tradition of donning European-style wigs and robes. The decision aligns with the country’s broader push for cultural identity and self-reliance, eliminating the need for imported legal attire.

This decision marks a significant step in reinforcing African heritage and pride, aligning with a broader movement across the continent to break free from imposed traditions. Many view this as an act of cultural liberation, symbolizing a shift in mindset that prioritizes African identity over remnants of colonial influence.

Observers believe this move reflects a growing wave of consciousness across Africa, with Burkina Faso’s leader,Captain Ibrahim Traoré, seen as a driving force in this revolution. As more African nations challenge outdated colonial practices, will others take inspiration from Burkina Faso’s example?

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??

JagabanBorgu:
This is laughable.
The legal code came to MOST African countries through colonial rule, it's a colonial remnant.
The Court is also a colonial remnant but Africans in their profound wisdom think that removing the wig which came along with the court but keeping the court and the legal system is seen as a "challenge outdated colonial practices".
This is why the continent doesn't really grow.

Ttipsy:
Make no common sense!

Sirmwill:
They would soon ban English wears and make it compulsory that everyone wear Native attires

Students from Primary to Tertiary,Bankers,even Soldiers

GOFRONT:
Question is..... How does that Absolve them from being a chronic liar when judging cases??