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A 40-year-old housewife, Amudalat Afolabi has told an Ilorin Area Court that her husband,Tajudeen, sent her out because she refused to terminate a six month-old pregnancy.

Amudalat made this known when she testified in a divorce petition filed against her by Tajudeen in Ilorin on Thursday.

“My husband sent me away from our matrimonial home because I refused to terminate the six pregnancy am carrying,” she said.

Amadalat, 40, did not oppose the dissolution of the 20-year-old marriage, but described Tajudeen as “an irresponsible man”.

She said that was tired of being enslave by a useless man.

Tajudeen,50, a residence of Edun Area, Ilorin, had prayed the court to dissolved for his wife’s alleged infidelity.amorous behaviour.

He said the marriage was contacted in 1996 and had produce five children, Monsurat,18; Ibrahim,16; Mohammed,12; Lateefat, 10; Fatimoh, eight; and they were all living with him because their mother had left the matrimonial home.

“I am fed up with her waywardness. She is not stable and always frame excuses for her actions. I pray the court to put an end to this union because my wife can kill me as she move around town like dog,”

He, therefore urged the court to dissolve the marriage and award him custody of the children.

The Area court judge, Mr AbdulQudri Ibrahim, dissolved the marriage between the two parties and issued the certificate of divorce to the complainant.

*ANCOPSS urges principals to allow students wear hijab

By Monsur Olowoopejo

Lagos—As Lagos schools resume today, the Lagos State Area Unit of Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, MSSN, has warned Tutor-Generals/Permanent Secretaries, principals and teachers, to adhere to the Appeal Court judgement granting the right to wear hijab in public schools in the state.


This came two months after the Court of Appeal granted the right to wear hijab in all public primary and secondary schools in Lagos State, interpreting that sections 38 and 42 of the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria (as amended) guarantees the fundamental human right of wearing hijab.

Also, the All Nigeria Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools, ANCOPSS, has asked members not to direct students to remove or seize hijab.

Amir of the MSSN, Lagos State, Mr. Saheed Ashafa, who gave the warning, yesterday, in a statement, insisted that students should neither be punished, harassed nor victimised for wearing hijab within and outside the school premises.

He stated that: “Though, we do not expect any teacher to act to the contrary, if they do, we urge our members to ensure that they resist removing the hijab with their own hands. They should ensure that the teacher or overzealous principal do it themselves. And after any of the education stakeholders does that, he or she should be prepared for legal and mass actions.”

Reminding the stakeholders that the right to wear hijab has been granted in Lagos State-owned public schools, Ashafa said: “It will not be fair for any tutor-general, principal or teacher to order any student to remove their hijab; such action amount to committing contempt of court.

The statement read: “A situation where a principal or teacher will be seen punishing, threatening, assaulting or harassing a student for wearing hijab, after the judiciary has granted it, will amount to not only contempt of court but a betrayal of literacy, ridiculing of education and an abuse of reasoning.

“We plead that all the stakeholders in education should be law abiding and practicalise what they have been teaching us as students. We commend our teachers for their efforts from inception and hope that as students’ resume, they will not demonstrate to us how to disobey the constitution and judiciary.”

ANCOPSS urges principals to allow students wear hijab

Meanwhile, the All Nigeria Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS), has asked members not to direct student to remove or seize hijab from student.

Vanguard gathered that the directive was stated in a circular sent to principals of secondary schools in the state.

Sources said the principals were directed to concentrate on their primary responsibilities of teaching and effective supervision of the students and leave religion issues.

Speaking to the National president of ANCOPSS, Mr. Anselm Izuagie, said “I will get back to you tomorrow on the issue.”

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Abuja – The All Progressives Congress (APC), Enugu chapter, has stressed the need for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to join President Muhammadu Buhari in laying solid foundation for a prosperous Nigeria.

The state’s chapter of the party, in a statement by its Publicity Secretary Mrs Kate Ofor, decried “plot by PDP to bring back unbridled corruption into Nigeria.

“The plot was exemplified by PDP’s unwarranted propaganda against President Muhammadu Buhari.”

The statement explained that the scheme by PDP to bring back uncontrolled corruption made the party to keep heaping blame on President Buhari as the cause of the recession in the country.

The APC state chapter said “PDP smartly exonerated its leadership of lack of planning and squandering the resources of the nation in the last 16 years.”

According to it, the lack of planning and squandering of resources by the immediate past administration actually caused the present economic recession.

“PDP has the guts to call on President Buhari to resign for failing to fix the economy they battered during their 16 years leadership.”

The party recalled that it was during PDP government that billions of naira was stolen, thereby plunging the nation into the current economic challenge.

“In less than 20 months, PDP thought Nigerians are morons who forget so easily.’’

The APC, however, assured Nigerians that Buhari was on course in its avowed determination to fight corruption and lay solid foundation for economic prosperity of the country.

It stated that PDP was consciously or unconsciously reminding Nigerians of the economic fraud which pushed millions of Nigerians into poverty and at the same time produced the richest African.

The governing party also called on political parties, civil society organisations and patriots to rally round the president to collectively search for solutions to the economic recession.

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Hull City will host last season EPL 's runner up Arsenal. Arsenal needed a last minute penalty to beat Southampton. Hull City drew 1-1 with Burnley.
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Arsene Wenger has provided the latest team update ahead of tomorrow’s Premier League clash with Hull City.
The Gunners travel to the KC Stadium after a 1-1 draw in midweek with PSG, with no new issues from Tuesday night.
“We’ve a short recovery, but everybody looks ok,” said the manager at his press conference this morning.
“Walcott could be back in the squad, I have to check how well he came out of the session today. Ramsey is, of course, still out.
“We are cautious with him because we don’t want any setback with his hamstring.
“Gabriel is back in normal training, I don’t think he’ll play tomorrow, but he might play on Tuesday.

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