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Only in this regime

Komu1048:




I will take them serious, when it afrects faith academy

It wouldn't affect faith academy. Government pays teachers of affected schools in kwara state while churches own the structures.
I think solution is for missions to take full control of their schools.

If they hadn’t described the federal schools will they have this problem.

Nigeria the only country that turns solutions to problems

Why wearing religion to College? Nobody should tolerate wearing those masquerades to any Christian Missionary schools. Let them Wear it in Arabic schools.

mission should take control of schools own by them

Religion has succeeded in separating man

Theres nothing wrong with allowing muslims wear hijab. As long as it is not the full covering for security purpose.

We should tolerate others. As long as this is not forced on the students and it stops at just following the dress code.

Lets just leave trivialities and live in peace.

foolish people

So na only Christians schools dey hungry Yoruba Muslims Oloshos in the making to attend?

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

nah Government build am from the beginning?
and if it is there right
that means I can wear my Choir garment to sch also to enjoy my rights

Moblux:
The war has been on for a long time. I think the issue should be handled with care to avoid a riot. It is not a must for Abdul to attend C&S College now

But it's a must to use government money to pay staff. Christianity and intolerance! You can wear pants but allow others to cover themselves

Christians, stand firm on your belief! Don't allow anyone to intimidate you.-You are on the winning side!
Let them puff and pant! Soon, the whole world will bow and confess that Jesus Christ is indeed the King of kings, and the Lord of lords.

I'm a Muslim but wearing of hijab in Christian schools when it is not part of dress code is arrant nonsense. Must you attend the Christian schools if must do obey dia rules. Those idiots in govt should not cause religious violence. The Yorubas are not known for religious extremism.

Doraty1:
Hijab: Govt directs closure of affected schools



https://twitter.com/YinkaFafoluyi/status/1362735431889149959?s=19

if naa by Hijab abi wetin dem call am, UAE for no go Mars now , stupid people with backward mentality

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

a Mus- lims are always hypocrite and munafuki.

Muslim like to play victim card.. but they very wicked.. intolerance people

IGoComotYaTeeth:
from your comment it's obvious that you're a frustrated he-goat

from your reply I can deduce that u r a useless he goat with no brain...

capitalzero:

It wouldn't affect faith academy. Government pays teachers of affected schools in kwara state while churches own the structures.
I think solution is for missions to take full control of their schools.

They are defacto public schools if tax payers money goes into them so the public through the government has a say the way they are run.

We have had this debate a while ago. Missionary model schools are no longer economically viable as independent entities. The cost of running them and subsidising fees is a big burden on the promoters.

I think the church had better face the realities and the Christian public particularly those quick to castigate the Pentecostal educational model, that they either pay sufficiently to fund these schools without government subsidy or raise funding from the churches themselves to run them so they can impose their own values.

So it is either tithes, higher fees or shared values. There is nothing else. When you lose economic power you lose liberty as well. So when Covenant University for instance projects its hard values it does so because both promoters and patrons are prepared to pay for their independence.

Oladipo1166:

nah Government build am from the beginning?
and if it is there right
that means I can wear my Choir garment to sch also to enjoy my rights

That's over with. The government has already acquired the schools. Therefore it doesn't matter who gathered the sand, the bricks and what have you, to build the schools. The government even dulled itself for not renaming those schools to look more fit for the public.

When you decide to attend a school then you must be ready to conform to the rules there!

Kwara government mostly acts as if the whole state is Ilorin, vice versa.

Danzakidakura:
a Mus- lims are always hypocrite and munafuki.

Kiss the truth again. The schools are no longer missionary schools. And therefore should serve the public adequately with no partiality

every school has its policy.
why are these muslims causing problems everywhere?
is it by force to attend a christian school?
why bring your own law into the school

Why only Christians schools or do want to islamise Kwara state again as you have been trying to do to Nigeria

tempest01:
Theres nothing wrong with allowing muslims wear hijab. As long as it is not the full covering for security purpose.

We should tolerate others. As long as this is not forced on the students and it stops at just following the dress code.

Lets just leave trivialities and live in peace.

U suppose wear hijab to football pitch, and claim this shit up there.

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

It's established by Christians who were missionaries not your government.

Tranquility4u:
I see no reason why Muslim students should be denied their constitutional rights.

Moreover, these schools are government schools (though bearing Christian names). All Muslim students, in particular, female students should be allowed to dress in Hijab since these schools are for the public.

Dude these schools outrightly refused to cede their ownership to the government in 2014. They even insisted the government hold their grants that they want no part of it. Na by force ni?

Mission schools that have been forcefully taken in the past went on a downward slope fast. I am a product of one of the affected schools and there is no other way forward that allow the schools be as they want.

Same way Emirates demanded that REAL MADRID remove the cross from the logo..

capitalzero:
Arab money is doing wonder.

all the donations from Middle-East countries - na waoo continue to look and look like Turkey