Any Woman Caught Wearing Trouser in Nnewi, Anambara State to now Pay a Fine of 50,000 Naira! According to reports, Akwaihedi community in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State has allegedly passed a law against the wearing of trousers by women. Culprits will be fined N50,000.A source said: “Anyone caught breaking the law will be molested and fined N50,000 or be banished.” The source said but for the intervention of youths, female members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), posted to the community, would have been stripped. A corps member, Grace Uduak, said she was shocked when the ruler slammed her for wearing the NYSC uniform. Another source, who preferred anonymity, alleged that 10 people had been fined by the community court. The source said the situation was serious because policemen were not allowed to enter the community, as the monarch said the traditional court would handle domestic issues. The law promulgated by the Igwe and the president-general of the town union, stipulated that no woman should wear trousers. Women are also forbidden from walking in public without covering their heads.
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Friday, February 7, 2014
Any Woman Caught Wearing Trouser in Nnewi, Anambara State to now Pay a Fine of 50,000 Naira!
Any Woman Caught Wearing Trouser in Nnewi, Anambara State to now Pay a Fine of 50,000 Naira! According to reports, Akwaihedi community in Nnewi South Local Government Area of Anambra State has allegedly passed a law against the wearing of trousers by women. Culprits will be fined N50,000.A source said: “Anyone caught breaking the law will be molested and fined N50,000 or be banished.” The source said but for the intervention of youths, female members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), posted to the community, would have been stripped. A corps member, Grace Uduak, said she was shocked when the ruler slammed her for wearing the NYSC uniform. Another source, who preferred anonymity, alleged that 10 people had been fined by the community court. The source said the situation was serious because policemen were not allowed to enter the community, as the monarch said the traditional court would handle domestic issues. The law promulgated by the Igwe and the president-general of the town union, stipulated that no woman should wear trousers. Women are also forbidden from walking in public without covering their heads.
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