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Kwara Hijab controversy takes new dimension as Muslims and Christians spar with Kwara government

By Guardian Exclusive
19 March 2021   |   1:11 pm
The use of hijaab by female students in schools founded by Christian mission is currently causing controversy in one of Nigeria's states. Muslim groups in Kwara State want the use of hijaab in all public schools, including those of missionary origins.

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