desreek9:



It doesnt state where you should disobey the law of the country

bigtt76:
Don't mind those people complaining. The girl's photo doesn't even show that a ceremony was taking place at that particular moment the photograph was taken naaa

mgbadike81:
lawyers in the USA doesn't wear the wig and gown,they don't even have a specific dress code because I have seen American lawyers appear in court dressed in blue suits.I want to see lawyers in Britain and other secular Commonwealth countries with a similar dress code with Nigeria admit a female lawyer wearing a hijab then I would take this serious.

Origin:



Apparently Nigeria's sovereignty is based on the commonwealth. Talk another thing I beg.


Even if you see evidence of a British hijabi being called to the bar, you will still disagree based on bias.

The similitude of this is:

Why is Nelson Mandela fighting when his people have been enslaved for centuries. Failing to call that lady to the bar is UNJUST.

desreek9:



It doesnt state where you should disobey the law of the country

mgbadike81:
the law must be upheld until we decide to change it. I just did a Google search and Americans surely don't have a dress code for lawyers, I also noticed from the picture that the lady was not even in the middle of a ceremony when she snapped that picture. Catholic nuns who are lawyers respect the legal dress code so while should Muslims raise dust over a dress code that they have been respecting even before independence? pointless religion in this country is a major cause of violence and backwardness.

adams123:


she didn't disobey any part of Nigeria constitution, rather she applied the Nigeria constitution to the later by executing section 38 of Nigeria constitution which guarantee freedom to religion.
Note! Nigeria constitution is supreme to law school act or any other act in Nigeria.

otokx:
As usual, the so called leaders, their children are outside Nigeria enjoying while they are telling us things will get better.

adams123:



If I may ask, between Bible and Nigeria constitution which one is supreme to you as a Christian??

designVATExcel:
Honestly the matter tire me.
To me there's no religious bearing sef.
Rules are Rules.

If she's at the airport and the security asks her to remove it before being scanned, she no go comply.

Deeper life no dey wear trousers for Nysc. Give to Caesar what is fvcking Ceasars mehn.
An event of less than 60 Seconds will not kill you.

Anyways my opinion sha.
Atleast we can comment on this topic....

zionmde:
Rubbish
U spend 6yrs studying Nigeria law only to decide to disobey the law at the end. If the Nigerian law profession is not good for their kind of Islam, why study it?
Islam permits beating of someone's wife, so assuming this girl becomes a judge and the issue of assault is brought to her by a hajiya, she will place the tenets of Quran above the law.

She is better off studying Islamic studies. Secular law is a haram, as long as the quran is not the Constitution, rather the Constitution was coined by unbelievers, then she has no business with it. She should have concentrated on becoming a sharia lawyer.

HYPOCRITES

enemyofprogress:
I hate islam

bamidelee:
you are a fool should Law go against human right

gaskiyamagana:

Why don't you ashame of yourself to be proud of Nigeria law above Law of God?

Myde4naija:
antihatred peels needed for this dude. He is just full of hate

Standardcosting:

You justification is baseless

I now see the reason why most of you guys follow your GOs fo0ishly and 5enselessly

The standard doesn't change whether human beings follow it or not

The marking scheme for an exam doesn't change even if almost all the class use a wrong method.

biazarre:
unjust in wat sense? please define unjust..!
please try to understand English words b4 using them on public forum like this...

biazarre:
Nigerian n stupid religious believes...

biazarre:
and it has never stopped us from looting public fund...

Brightolanton:

You are nothing but a foolish and idiotic religious bigot. Why does anything Islamic gives people like you headache? You shall be deprived of your rights one day and we then know how it feels.

gaskiyamagana:

You should have asked, which law of God did she follow?

Edge1:

What sense are you making here by failing to address the main issue. The instruction says, don't wear the wig on top of your hijab. How did she manage to graduate with 2.1 when she can't follow simple instruction?

Edge1:
How can she uphold the constitution and what the law stipulates without religious sentiments?

Edge1:
Why couldn't she obey and respect the law, at least for the few minutes or hours which the session will take?

Edge1:
I bet she must have sort her way through the university and law school else, she should have weighed the consequences of failing to respect the law on the day of her call to bar.

Edge1:
I pity this country

Origin:



Apparently Nigeria's sovereignty is based on the commonwealth. Talk another thing I beg.


Even if you see evidence of a British hijabi being called to the bar, you will still disagree based on bias.

The similitude of this is:

Why is Nelson Mandela fighting when his people have been enslaved for centuries. Failing to call that lady to the bar is UNJUST.

Ishilove:
Some people are brainless. What is wrong with the Hijab?

mgbadike81:
the law must be upheld until we decide to change it.

mgbadike81:
I just did a Google search and Americans surely don't have a dress code for lawyers,

mgbadike81:
I also noticed from the picture that the lady was not even in the middle of a ceremony when she snapped that picture.

mgbadike81:
Catholic nuns who are lawyers respect the legal dress code so while should Muslims raise dust over a dress code that they have been respecting even before independence? pointless religion in this country is a major cause of violence and backwardness.

zionmde:
Rubbish
U spend 6yrs studying Nigeria law only to decide to disobey the law at the end. If the Nigerian law profession is not good for their kind of Islam, why study it?
Islam permits beating of someone's wife, so assuming this girl becomes a judge and the issue of assault is brought to her by a hajiya, she will place the tenets of Quran above the law.

She is better off studying Islamic studies. Secular law is a haram, as long as the quran is not the Constitution, rather the Constitution was coined by unbelievers, then she has no business with it. She should have concentrated on becoming a sharia lawyer.

HYPOCRITES

Majesty08:
Many Nigerian Christians are hypocrites!