₦airaland Forum

NOETHNICITY:
The school isn’t bigger than the Supreme Court!


Has the Supreme Court ruled on this matter?
Yes
Is the school violating the supreme court’s ruling on this matter?

Yes, absolutely.

Can you share the Supreme Court ruling with reference to the court order or quote of the extracts so we can study it.

NOETHNICITY:
The organization is not bigger than the Supreme Court which has ruled that allow those who chose to wear it to do so!

The one who not peaceful here, it the one who prevents a little child from entering the school premises.

Can you share the Supreme Court ruling with reference to the court order or quote of the extracts so we can study it.

Would you allow a non Muslim walk into your mosque with his shoes and with a chair to sit and listen to your sermon?


Please give me a honest answer to the question.

FIRDAUS3:
hijab is a concept of modesty and humility associated with women, it is for a Muslim women to cover their hair and neck. It is a voluntary act of worship, an outward symbol of inner faith, modesty and devotion to God.
it is the Quran's instructions for modest behavior and dressing, the hijab embodies the Islamic ideal of modesty (Awrah) Wearing the hijab is an outward manifestation of an inner commitment to worship (ALLAAH) and a reminder to embody the dignity it represents.
you can't give what you don't have, this is a school that belongs to the Government how possible some disgruntled element enforcing an act which is against what the law interpret.

The decision to wear a hijab is a personal one, rooted in religious principles and individual interpretation, who are you to tell us how to practice our religion? if your religion permit you to used the restroom and use tissue paper to clean yourself , what's my business telling you the proper way to clean yourself after visiting the toilet? you can have S*x with your partner and go to the church, your religion didn't say anything disregarding the action but my Religion guides my way in every of my steps and actions.
who the Fu*K are you to tell us on how and where to use hijab

No one is telling you how and when to wear hijab. It is your thing and your decision to wear it.

You can wear it at home or wherever, however, in school, especially schools that have uniform. They have dress code in that school and if hijab is not allowed on their dress code then that is the school's rule.

If your children must wear hijab to school then I suggest you should choose a school that allows the use of Hijab as a dress code.

Don't create problem and challenges where there is no problem.

G0odharddick:
Why can't tinubu do the same by using the same Nigeria medical association best hands? Why does he keep traveling to France for medical treatment?

The joke is on you

Direct your questions on that to President Tinubu, I am not Tinubu or his spokesman.

Mr Joker.

theredaddy:
They can, becos they are as silent as Dss yard, i bet you dont even know they have palace in lagos if not for the news

its easy to accomodate someone you will rarely see or hear in the house, you get

Where is the palace? You don't even reside Lagos so how did you know.

Beremx:
Hehehehe

Askari LegendHero will defend this one to his bone marrow. What do you expect? They will come and give the flimsy excuse that Fulani people did not declare Lagos a no man's land so they're free to get traditional leadership titles in Lagos.


Lol 🤣🤣

The tribalism that runs in Igbo people's minds ehnnnn.

I doubt that they will not engage deeper tribalism in Biafra country

G0odharddick:
The man has been crying lately about his health. He should be released. Sunday was released, bandits were released, kanu should be released too. E reach Igbo turn dey refused to release him because he's an Igbo man

Nnamdi Kanu is a flight risk, he jumped bail in the past and escaped abroad until he was whisked back to face his case in court.

He was also given the privilege of being cared for by Nigeria Medical Association best hands at the expense of DSS, along with his preferred doctors.

What is fuss about his health?

rickyrex:
pls make haste about it... stop wasting public fund on his trial... judges are feeding fact prolonging this case. Ethnic sentiment did not play when bandit who have killed so many people with no single reason went scort free. My brother make we leave talk. Everybody dey sentiment in their reasoning. Nobody holy pass. Even ojukwu that led biafra to war was never jailed for treason. Nah person wey una still dey find evidence after how many years of detention

We are on it, time will tell

Af0nja2:
Is Wike (as Minister of the FTC) a member of the Council of State? No

Only AG and Minister of Justice is the only minister that is a member of the council. Wike, though administers FCT, is not a governor of a state, so is not a member.

Members of CoS are as follows:

Minister of FTC is often treated as Governor, under this administration and I believe going forward.

esnbrutality:
The bottom line is that he will be free and you can then smash your head on concrete

There could be a Shawshank Redemption for convicts but that doesn't change the fact that they were convicts and held accountable for their deeds, crimes and actions

Nnamdi Kanu must face justice. If he doesn't get death or life imprisonment sentence, he will ultimately be free someday after reckoning.

E dey pain am

esnbrutality:
You don't need to care ..

So if TINUBU gets a political solution and frees him, you can smash your head on concrete..

You are the one pained and potentially suicidal.

There will be no political solution for Nnamdi Kanu until he is done facing justice.

If you want a pardon for him, it will be negotiated after he has been judged, not before he is judged.

esnbrutality:
Same with TINUBU and his case as regards false documentation. Tinubu needs to resign honourably. Also, that terrorist in the North with plenty rounds of AK47 should be hrld for treason also. Don't you think so?

Tell that to President Tinubu, I don't care. I am not Tinubu so I don't understand why you are telling me

Moreze:
And what makes him a terrorist, can u define the word terrorist. So those bokoharam/bandits that has killed many,later reinteregrated in to the society are called what. You are shameless, a man who fights for the emancipation of his people,who pple like u hate with passion is called a terrorist ..just because he wants freedom for his people..

You will get the definition of "terrorist" in court with respect to Nnamdi Kanu.

Just wait for it, the judgement will soon be pronounced.

rickyrex:
and for how long will this trial commence... oh else i forget... sunday igboho.... was he not acccused of treason? What about him? His people played a card to avoid him facing the law..Pls be fair enough.

I don't care how long it would take Nnamdi Kanu to get justice but he must be judged.

I don't care about Sunday Igboho, bring up a case of treason against him anytime and let him face justice in the courts. He doesn't feed me or owe me anything and I don't owe him too.

I am not gonna make excuses for Nnamdi Kanu or anyone especially when their case is in court. Nnamdi Kanu should defend himself in court.

Every effort by any group, persons or tribe to reduce the trial and court case to victimization or ethnic sentiments or calumny will not be accepted or excused. Kanu must be judged.

Simple.

bionixs:
They CAN'T pronounce any judgement because they know fully well that they have nothing on him.

They would have given speedy judgement and sentence, should they have anything.

Besides, was Ekpa abducted?
You can't stand in the place injustice and lawlessness to give judgement.

Brother, this country must happen to you and your family, I can see that you love the trajectory

This country is happening to you, our families and I already, I am surprised that you can't see it already in your life.

It is okay for you to believe they have nothing on Kanu, the prosecution already closed their case and presented all their evidences, exhibits and witness. It is time for Nnamdi Kanu to open his case in defense. Please encourage to do so since they have nothing on him.

Leave the decision to the court to pass judgement. If Kanu isn't satisfied with the judgement, he has the opportunity to appeal the judgement.

Kanu must take responsibility for his actions; that is the hallmark of a true leader.

rickyrex:
ignoramus... and you saw a bandit fully loaded with guns and bullet tie to his neck to attend a so called peace nagotiations. You and your gvt did nothing absolutely nothing about it. You want to tell me those guns where for hunting? But at the mention of nnamdi kalu every preak must stand and every haters of igbo must shout

I condemned the incident with the bandits in Katsina, I blamed the government for allowing it too.

That is the best I can do on that.

Nnamdi Kanu must face his trial in court. He must have justice in court for all the allegations against him. Everyone must take responsibility for their actions.

That is my opinion. I don't care if you like it.

Pakute:
https://thesun.ng/presidency-kicks-against-sowores-call-for-free-nnamdi-kanu-protest/

Why should Nnamdi Kanu's apologists be pushing a political solution or acquittal of Kanu while his case is in court, on trial?

Is that an admission of guilt?

Sowore is simply an anarchist as described, he has his own cases in court and he is defending himself in court yet he wants a forced acquittal for someone who should be defending himself in court.

As for Atiku, I am not surprised because he is for anything to discredit, destabilize and ruin the current government.

elobrave17:
YESSSSSSS

Tell me a more respectful way to put it since the minister refused to allow him speak after Oseni had allowed him to talk for long.

If yes, then Rufai Oseni was disrespectful and unprofessional

lexy2014:
did you channel your inquiries to the ministry of works and the presidency before you came up with this?



are you saying you made an irrelevant post?

when you say "your", who are you referring to?

did Umar Sani the author of the article say that his article is the opinion of "the several people who don't think Rufai Oseni was being professional, respectful and neutral with his handling of the interview session with the minister Umahi"?

meanwhile, you have not answered my questions:

Is there anything said the the "personal opinion" that is not true?

If there is, can you point them out and negate them?

Obviously, you have comprehension problem. That is why you are littering nairaland with "copy and paste" and repeating same questions.

I don't have to channel any questions to the Ministry of Works or Presidency because I am fine with the project, I have no business and time studying the costing techniques or method of the project budget, I am not EFCC or ICPC and I have business to occupy my time and stay productive and generate income.

You are the one who has a number of questions about the project and you chose to direct the questions at me rather than the appropriate office or authority. Isn't that ridiculous and frivolous of you?

Besides "your" in my statement refers to you. You have been all over nairaland with your flawed opinion however, your personal opinion.

freeborn02:
I just showed you evidence that asking someone to keep quiet doesn't necessarily mean being rude. Yet, you are still hammering on it..Sé erú politicians ni é ni?!



This statement is like that of someone that threw his opolo away. If you had watched the video, you won't be moving in an aimless cycle like this. In the video, Oseni showed evidence that the minister reported him and the minister couldn't deny the evidence. So, where is the common sense behind this aimless argument?!!

Stop making excuses for wrong things because of politics

Why would the minister deny or agree to any allegation made by you, Oseni and I? The minister would only be dignifying frivolity. The truth is that Oseni, you and I are not major factors in matters of road construction project.


He is the minister; Oseni, you and I are just civilians who would use the road. If you need accountability on the road, request through the ministry of works officially, not necessarily having the minister explain costing techniques and method details on international television.

When you meet your dad at home and you are having a conversation with him, tell him to "keep quiet so you can talk".

Come back to nairaland to tell us your dad's reaction and be honest about it.

Omo Yoruba ti ko ni eko ni O fe ya.

lexy2014:
did Umar Sani the author of the article say that his article is the opinion of "the several people who don't think Rufai Oseni was being professional, respectful and neutral with his handling of the interview session with the minister Umahi"?



meanwhile, you have not answered my questions:

Is there anything said the the "personal opinion" that is not true?

If there is, can you point them out and negate them?

The only people that can indicate the lies in your opinion or truth in your opinion is the ministry of works or the office of the president.

Again, why not channel your inquiries to them, particularly the Ministry of Works.
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Asking me is irrelevant.

[quote author=freeborn02 post=137063203][/quote]You can't be justifying and rationalizing the statement. The man, Oseni, is expected to be professional and courteous.

He could have requested the minister to let him speak then the minister can also respond when he is done speaking - if he needed the minister to be quiet.

Why would a minister report me, you or Oseni to the president? Is it to have the president discipline us or to have the president recognize us.

It is rather lame and irrelevant to assume that a minister would report you, me or Oseni to the president.

elobrave17:
You lie because he didn't ask him to shut up. Say exactly the way he said it, don't change things to suit your argument. I watched the interview and that particular place.

Did Rufai Oseni say:


“If you could keep quiet and hear me out, you will appreciate my viewpoint.”

freeborn02:
That's not an insult

Did Umahi say"You are too small for me to report you to the president"? Is that also not an insult?!

"Keep quiet" in that statement is rude and disrespectful.

Oseni also accused the minister of reporting him to the president and the minister told him that he is too small for him to report to the president. Indeed, Oseni, you and I are too small for the minister to report to the president.

Why would a sane me or Oseni think that a minister, for what ever reason, would report me or us to the President. That is making a trivial matter important.

freeborn02:
I did. He didn't tell Umahi to shut up.

Sir down well and watch the video again.. Don't let your desire to cover up corruption make you a disturbing liar.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFQc7q58mHc?feature=shared

Did Rufai Oseni say this:

“If you could keep quiet and hear me out, you will appreciate my viewpoint.”

BouquiLake:
“If you could keep quiet and hear me out, you will appreciate my viewpoint.” Remove "Keep Quiet and" from the sentence and see if it's not the same message that is communicated. You don't use keep quiet when talking to an elder no matter what and in whatever way.

There are better ways of saying things... The guy is just rude presenting himself as fountain of knowledge.... "The driving in BRT lane" can never be forgotten (in fact, that was what brought him to limelight then). Doing like being a journalist means you have to be aggressive towards the person you are interviewing. He has a lot to learn from Channel's Seun Okinbaloye who is also fearless and never back down and yet never rude.

Honestly, I am impressed with your analysis of that statement. You made it so simple yo comprehend, anyone who can't get your point from this analysis is either playing dirty 😏politics or just disrespectful too.

freeborn02:
I challenge you to mention one rude, arrogant or disrespectful comment that Rufai uttered during the interview.

Go and watch the video again.

Godswillu:
sometime you have to be, if not they will not answer your question, they will talk down on you and make you feel as if you are below them

No! You don't have to be rude, arrogant, unprofessional and disrespectful to ask incisive, difficult and intelligent questions.

Tact and careful planning of the questions may just be skill set that Rufai Oseni should acquire.