Hijab
Hijab: 10 Kwara schools resume April 12
Kwara Government has announced that the 10 schools involved in a recent hijab controversy in the state would resume their third term academic session on Monday, April 12. A
Who benefits from the Hijab controversy? Certainly not the students
By Muyiwa Adetiba Last week, a post came to one of my often visited WhatsApp platforms that got many people commenting on its profundity. According to the post,if you collect
Hijab controversy could hinder students’ preparation for WASSCE, NECO – C & S head tells Abdulrasaq
File By Adesina Wahab With barely a month to the start of the West African Secondary School Certificate Examinations, WASSCE, the Supreme Head of the Cherubim & Seraphim Unification Church
Kwara hijab crisis: misconceptions, truths and way forward
Stock By Prisca Sam-Duru German sociologist and economic theorist, Karl Marx was absolutely right when he said that religion is the opium of the people. At least we have seen
Stop hijab bill, CAN tells National Assembly
…says it’s ill-timed, uncalled for By Luminous Jannamike, ABUJA The Christian Association of Nigeria CAN have urged the leadership of the National Assembly to suspend a bill before the House
HIJAB CRISIS ESCALATES: Schools belong to churches, CAN dares Kwara governor
Stock Says C of Os bear names of missionary owners INSISTS: Students must wear right uniforms By Demola Akinyemi Director of Legal and Public Affairs, Kwara State chapter of Christian
Hijab: The state of harmony at centre of crisis
By Arogbonlo Israel As paradoxically the headline may suggest, Kwara popularly known as ‘The State of Harmony’ has been engulfed at the centre of crisis following the hijab controversy making
Hijab in Kwara: Bad news doesn’t get better with time
By Rafiu Ajakaye Bad news doesn’t get better with time is an expression from the famous Black American five star General Colin Powell’s book It Worked For Me. In the
Kwara Muslims fire back at Hijab critics
Muslim stakeholders in Kwara State have warned politicians in the state not to use hijab and schools’ ownership issues being championed by some misguided elements in the state to glorify
Hijab controversy: Christians, Muslims in violent clash as Kwara govt reopens schools
Stock …Hold Gov AbdulRazaq responsible for violence —CAN By Demola Akinyemi & Luminous Jannamike Christians and Muslims yesterday clashed violently in Ilorin, Kwara State over the raging Hajib controversy as
