Hijab: We Respect Everybody’s Religious Rights- Governor Of Oyo State
Governor of Oyo state, Seyi Makinde has on Tuesday in Ibadan restated the people of his state that the present government would not infringe on their religious rights. Information Guide Nigeria
Mr Makinde said this in a statement by his Special Assistant on Islamic Affairs, AbdulRasheed AbdAzeez, to mark the 2022 World Hijab Day. DAILY NIGERIAN reports.
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“Muslim students who wish to wear hijab in public schools in Oyo State have not been denied their right to do so”. jamb results
“I have instructed those in positions of authority in the state’s public service and across all our public schools not to intimidate or harass anyone because of their religious beliefs or practices.
“Our government is God-fearing and we will continue to preach religious tolerance, equality and justice, which will further engender peaceful coexistence, love and togetherness.
“As the theme of this year’s celebration suggests, hijab is the pride of every female Muslim and it remains sacrosanct,” he said.
He appealed to various religious heads and leaders to always seek engagement with the state government on any issue in order to avoid religious crisis.
“Our doors are open for advice, suggestion and consultation on ways of moving our dear state forward”, he said.
