BITING THE FINGERS THAT FED

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This account provides an in-depth exploration of the Hijab Crisis in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria, highlighting the tensions between the Christian community and the state government's approval of Hijab in Christian Mission Schools. The narrative emphasizes the historical context of Ilorin, founded by the Yoruba people, and the Christian Association of Nigeria's strong opposition to the policy, which they view as a threat to the identity of their schools. The book compiles various newspaper reports to serve as a reference for understanding the socio-political dynamics in a region known for its religious diversity.