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Friday 2 September 2016

Funmi Iyanda reacts to NPA enforcing a ban on female staff from wearing trousers, miniskirts to work

The management of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has banned its female staff from wearing miniskirts and jeans trousers to work. According to a statement by the general manager of NPA, female staff members who are found wanting will be sanctioned. (Read here)

A lot of Nigerians expressed disbelief over the matter, wondering why the management is not focusing on more important issues that could affect the country positively.  Veteran talk show host Funmi Iyanda also slammed the report. 

47 comments:

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    1. No need to get vocal mbok. Linda take note!

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  2. well said, but sometimes there is need to look into the female dressings to avoid abuse and indecency.

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  3. Are u surprise huh? Didn't u vote for Islamic party apc huh?
    THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING SULTAN OF SOKOTO ORDER@WORK
    very soon they will impose it on all government workers watch an see WELCOME TO FINAL ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIA.
    shame to mallam shameless mark zuckerberg and alhaji john Kerry and Christians.






















    #sad indeed

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    1. Exactly! They voted Change and change they see.....

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  4. Are u surprise huh? Didn't u vote for Islamic party apc huh?
    THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING SULTAN OF SOKOTO ORDER@WORK
    very soon they will impose it on all government workers watch an see WELCOME TO FINAL ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIA.
    shame to mallam shameless mark zuckerberg and alhaji john Kerry and Christians.






















    #sad indeed

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  5. Eye service NPA. How does not wearing jeans move the country forward? Linda abeg give me anoda gist joor

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  6. How does what dey wear affect d price of fish in d market? Dey shld face more pressing issues...nonsense

    (Linda d Kim K's fan)

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  7. JEMBETE(KEY-POINT)2 September 2016 at 10:53

    UNA DE VEX??? NA UNA VOT DEM NAAA. UNA PUT FOOL AS PRESIDENT SO MAKE UNA SHOTUP THERE!!! WOMAN WEN D ONLY EXPERIENCE N EXPOSURE SHE GET NA TO SIT DOWN UNDER TREE FO ABUJA DE SHOUT BRING BACK OUR GIRLS, NA WATIN UNA GO GET B DAT.

    SHE NO KNO SAY NPA NA SITE LIKE CONSTRUCTION WERE MANY DANGER N HEAVY EQUIPMENT DE N U NID TO WEAR TROUSA N SAFETY BOATS N HELMENT. SHE TINK SAY NPA NA SAME AS CBN OR SEC.

    ILLITERATE FOOL? AS OBI NEVER GET, SHE STILL DE UNDER TREE DE SHOUT BCOS DEM KNO ALL D SECRET BEHIND, SO IF BUHARI NO GIV HER APPOINTMENT, SHE GO SHOUT KNOWING SAY NO CHIBOCK GIRL DE MIS.

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  8. Decency in the work place is essential. I stand for it and we should'nt make a big deal about it. When you set out of your work place you dress with the dignity of a woman not mind set of a prostitute,..simple

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  9. Its just sick, maybe the mini skirt, but trousers? Seriously? Trousers? Most women are more comfortable and agile wearing trousers! Keep your church morals in your house, don't bring it to work.

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  10. This is the change you yorubas voted for

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  11. But I beg to differ, every job has its own ethics, notwithstanding the country is facing economic difficulties, that doesn't mean people should flout organizational work ethics. My office like every other office has dress code and you don't come to work wearing anything you like.

    . ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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    1. Mini skirts is wrong but not jeans trousers. Haba,

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  12. Joyous Babe Lindaikeji First Cousin2 September 2016 at 11:01

    lol @ awon weyrey, anut don vess no be small

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  13. Joyous Babe Lindaikeji First Cousin2 September 2016 at 11:02

    lol @ awon weyrey, anut don vess no be small

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  14. Linda bae......I tire sef, mad people everywhere trying to enforce their stupid Muslim beliefs on everyone simply because their illiterate and clueless president put them in positions they don't deserve. Acting holier than thou when their wayward Muslim girls go about doing ashawo work with their long hijab with nothing underneath. Nonessential idiots. Keep banning jeans while the country recesses

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  16. What is wrong in having a dress code for work?? So people should go to work wearing anything they like. Pls leave the minis and jeans for the club. Work is serious. I will also like the dress code extended to the men too, because some men tend to dress shabbily to work too.

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  17. They want to Islamise Nigeria by force.

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  18. well, my take is simply: get some work done, that's no priority at all
    -D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds

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  19. How did you know they are not doing their jobs? indecent dressing is common with girls with nothing upstairs why intelligent ones dressing modestly and this has to be corrected. I know a lot of people will attack this poor woman for this decision. no one is more hated than he who speaks the truth. Christ will be disappointed in majority of christens like Funmi Iyanda for not dressing like mother of Christ (not dressing modestly).

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  20. You are what you wear. The onus is on ladies to dress appropriately. It's wrong to ban trousers; but also wrong to wear mini skirts to a working environment. It should never have to get to that point.

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  21. *******************************d girl haf vex eeern !!!!!!!!! It amazes me dat in dix age **********a human being finds putting on a jean trouser as an indecent outfit *************abi she had somthin else in mind but mis used her Adjective ???????? I don't gerit **********Muslims are jux bunch of retards and backward individuals ***************

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  22. *******************************d girl haf vex eeern !!!!!!!!! It amazes me dat in dix age **********a human being finds putting on a jean trouser as an indecent outfit *************abi she had somthin else in mind but mis used her Adjective ???????? I don't gerit **********Muslims are jux bunch of retards and backward individuals ***************

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    1. This girl u are very annoying with ur wack way of writing. Get a life?

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  23. This is the "change"APC promised Nigerians abi?

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  24. They are trying to impose their muslim belief on Nigerians and Nigerians are doing sit down look. They won't protest now o.

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  25. What do you expect when for Buhari what was best for the revival of NPA was to make an ELEHA (Yoruba word for woman in purdah) the MD of NPA....

    Now the woman, IDIOT of the worst timbre, is at it, preparing the ground not for NPA's success, but for its evisceration, and final shredding with her abracadabra, reactionary, and ISIS-inspired mindset....

    O sure! she is taking a cue from her Islamist mentor and principal, Buhari.....

    Nothing consumes and dominates the minds of these no-gooders than to impose their own imprisonment called Sharia on the rest of the free world...

    Heck!!! Nobody wants to share in your life imprisonment.....

    I cherish the freedom I have in my Christian faith!

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  26. Buhari and co should know that Nigeria is not a muslim country!

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  27. If they are talking of all this micro minis I will say ok but normal skirt and trouser? HELL NO!

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  28. We don't argue when they say wearing hijab is their religious fundamental right, they should leave us alone with our jean, its our fundamental roight too. Foolish woman.

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  29. But the women are at liberty to dress all veiled in black like the Kaaba stone in mecca, the focal epicenter of Muslim Satan worship!

    As if dressing is the problem....

    Brain-dead zombies!

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  30. These days abuse has nothing to do with your dressing. In fact, women wearing jeans especially @NPA is needed

    Eva Da Diva...

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  31. Every organization has their dress code. If NPA is banning "jeans trouser", then there is a reason for it... So Nigerians shud chill and those working there shud comply or take a walk.


    Moye says so via BB Passport courtesy LIB

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  32. i am a full fledged christian redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb , how can you question indecent dress codes to office . Why would anybody wear jeans , spaghetti strapped dresses ,mini skirts, tight trousers to work ?where does islamisation come in ? Can you wear such things to the house of God?
    There are dress codes for every occasion and I'm surprised that Funmi Iyanda can write such trash, can your househelp come into your house with min skirt? Nigerians please go and read the NPA memo and stop coming to conclusions that were not in the document. If you want to dress as you like please find the office that accommodates such trash.

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  33. i am a full fledged christian redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb , how can you question indecent dress codes to office . Why would anybody wear jeans , spaghetti strapped dresses ,mini skirts, tight trousers to work ?where does islamisation come in ? Can you wear such things to the house of God?
    There are dress codes for every occasion and I'm surprised that Funmi Iyanda can write such trash, can your househelp come into your house with min skirt? Nigerians please go and read the NPA memo and stop coming to conclusions that were not in the document. If you want to dress as you like please find the office that accommodates such trash.

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  34. How sad for madam feminism to talk so childishly, why don't she question bankers or other private firms on their dress codes? But once it's govt matter every Tom, Dick and Harry will have an opinion. So people should dress like harlots just because it doesn't affect the economy? Smh

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  35. NPA this is another means for a call of warning to you because you al; feel like we are really in a lawless country and you can get away with anything now let me remind you pay my late daddy pension, he worked his body for you people here in warri, he wasnt just an ordinary man but a man that stood for you, he was one time contesting for union chairman and almost won but stepped down cause he was sick.
    There isn't any man who works at NPA Warri that don't know him yet he died and all of a sudden his file got missing as if that wasn't enough you people asked us to enter where you kept files to look for it ourselves as if i was the one who misplaced it.
    We have served you a paper before and you acted now you are reluctant again maybe this time we would really take it to court and sue you all for negligence.

    Just wait.

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  36. My stake is, the average Muslim wants to make every body understand that dressing to cover is Islamic. So it's not point in Islam and she fights it. But for me, it does not make news because NHS is not in Saudi Arabia, it's in Nigeria. People here wear average Skirts to work and from the tune of that warning, she is going to fight every body who she considers not wearing Islamic(not covering head to toe). They abuse, they fight and they can kill.

    I would have taught simple smart """""please let's dress good and modest"""" can still solve the problem. Smart people use smart means and who is she and how did she get that Job????? Need FFK to tell us more. Wish her well anyway.

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  37. Funmi for investigate the matter well before ranting, the dress code mata don dae ground tae. Na gossip blogs dae stir up all this heat.

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