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Appeal court judgement on hijab: Court of Appeal Ibadab set aside judgment wey allow hijab for Muslim students for schools

Appeal court judgement on hijab: Court of Appeal Ibadab set aside judgment wey allow hijab for Muslim students for schools
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The Court of Appeal in Ibadan has overturned a previous ruling that allowed female Muslim students to wear hijabs at the University of Ibadan International School. The court determined that the school is a private institution and that students had waived their religious rights by agreeing to the school's dress code.

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This ruling clarifies the legal distinction between public and private school regulations regarding religious expression in Nigeria.

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Di Court of Appeal for Ibadan don set aside one di High Court judgment wey permit female Muslim students make dem dey wear hijab for University of Ibadan International School, ISI.

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