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Hijab Protest: Lawyer Wears Rosary On Barrister's Dress, Appears In Court, Says It Is His Right



A lawyer, Dennis Ezekiel, appeared at the Federal High Court in Lagos wearing a rosary on his barrister’s attire.
He explained that he was exercising his right to religious freedom following the hijab ruling.
Ezekiel said: “My name is Dennis Ezekiel. I’m a Christian, a Catholic and I’m professing my religion by appearing like this in court.
It is my right, enshrined in Section 38 of the Constitution and laid down, enunciated by the Supreme Court (in its) judgment (on hijab).
So, we have that constitutional right to profess our religion without let or hindrance.”

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