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Hijab Controversy: Normalcy Returns Back To Ilorin

Hijab Controversy: Normalcy Returns Back To Ilorin
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Five injured during hijab crisis in Ilorin

Five injured during hijab crisis in Ilorin
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Hijab Controversy: Kwara govt finally reopens schools

Hijab Controversy: Kwara govt finally reopens schools The state government had shut down 10 schools which opposed the use of the hijab The Kwara State Government has reopened the 10 schools in Ilorin shut last month over the use of hijab by Muslim female students. This was disclosed in a statement by the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, Kemi Adeosun, on Tuesday night. Mrs Adeosun said the schools would reopen on Wednesday, March 17. “The government is convinced that its policy to allow willing Muslim schoolgirls to wear their hijaab (face covering) in public schools will lead to sustainable peace and communal harmony anchored on mutual respect and understanding.

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Hijab controversy: Kwara Govt orders immediate reopening of 10 schools

Female Muslim students of the University of Ibadan International School (ISI) wearing hijab The Kwara state government has announced the immediate reopening, on Wednesday, of the 10 schools recently shut down over hijab controversy even as the government’s peacebuilding efforts continue. x This is contained in a statement from the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education and Human Capital Development, Mrs Kemi Adeosun. According to the statement, ”The closure of the schools became necessary to forestall security breaches which may affect lives and properties. ”The government is convinced that its policy to allow willing Muslim schoolgirls to wear their hijab in public schools will lead to sustainable peace and communal harmony anchored on mutual respect and understanding.”

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Hijab controversy: Kwara grant-aided schools flouts government s order on reopening

All the affected schools remained locked, with the presence of security men around.

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