The Adamawa state government is set to consider a temporary review of the use of hijab in security prone areas of the state following the recent spate of suicide bombers. Speaking on Saturday, December 10, Ahmad Sajoh, the state commissioner for information and strategy revealed this.
The commissioner said the state governor, Muhammadu Bindow would meet with members of Adamawa Muslim Council and other stakeholders to discuss the possibility of banning hijab use as a temporary measure. This was because those that carried out the Madagali suicide attack were in hijab. He said the meeting also underscored the need for people to be more vigilant during this festive period and in places like markets, motor parks, churches and mosques. The commissioner said victims of the attack were responding to treatment in Michika General Hospital and already, the governor had directed all health personnel in neighbouring Hong and Mubi Local Governments to move to the affected area.
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