Aregbesola’s warning is coming following the instruction of the Christian Association of Nigeria in the state that students should appear in school in church garments.
The Christian body said since the state government has refused to ban the use of hijab by the Muslim counterparts, they would also follow the same trend.
Following the order, it was gathered that some students of Baptist High School, Iwo stormed the school wearing different church garments.
One of the leaders of the CAN, who spoke to journalists at the school premises, Mr. Paul Olagoke, said they came to ensure that Christian students were not denied the right to wear their church garments to the school.
He said, “We are here to defend our religious right, to ensure that nobody chase away our children for deciding to wear choir robes and other church-related clothes to school.
“We told the government before the school merger that we did not want Christian schools to be merged with other schools to avoid this kind of situation. We are determined to make sure that Christianity is not eradicated in the schools established with the sweat of our forefathers in the faith.”
Reacting, however, the state governor said any student caught violating the order would be expelled with immediate effect.
The governor said this in Ibokun on Tuesday while speaking at the inauguration of St. Michael Middle School.
According to him, it was wrong of any group to instigate pupils to wear unauthorised garments to government-owned schools.
Aregbesola added that his government was not in support of any religion against the others, while urging groups dissatisfied with the judgment to seek a redress in court. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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This lunatic called Aregboshola has gone extremely wild ohhhhhhhhhhh. You can even pay civil servant , yet you merged the schools. What brand of lunacy are you suffering from ???
ReplyDeleteThere is freedom of association and religion as well, Mr. Aregbesola should think of how to move the state forward rather than starting religion crisis than he can't end.
ReplyDeleteHe should remember that His name is included among the looters' of this nation. He will soon be invited by the EFCC.
Why the difference? All students were supposed to wear school uniform and not religions uniform for easy identification and are supposed to be equally treated, no religious group is bigger than the other since Nigeria is a multi religion society and are to be subjected to the general laws of the land. This nonsense must stop.
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