Photos: Why I Wore Traditional Worshippers’ Attire To Court – Lawyer

A human rights lawyer identified as Malcolm Omoirhobo, on Thursday, stormed the Supreme Court in an African traditional worshippers’ attire.

It was gathered that immediately he walked into the court room the Justice’s who were already seated were shocked.

Omoirhobo, who was barefooted with feathers attached to his wig, was said to have arrived at the court at about 9:05 am.

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He also wore a gourd with cowries around his neck and a red wrapper tied around his waist.

The Lawyer while addressing journalists at the court, stated that he wore the clothing to court to exercise his fundamental human rights following a recent judgment by the Supreme Court which permits all Nigerians to express their way of worship and the use of hijab in schools.

He further thanked the Supreme Court for its decision on Section 38 of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), which allows for the freedom of expression of religious beliefs.

Recall that the Supreme Court on Friday, June 17, 2022, approved the use of hijab by female Muslim students in government-owned schools in Lagos.

He said, I am very grateful to the Supreme Court just last week Friday they made a very resounding decision that promotes Section 38 of the constitution. That is our right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion.

“That we are free to express our way of worship in our schools and in our courts. That decision was reached on Friday and that has encouraged me.

“Because I am a traditionalist and this is the way I worship. Based on the decision of the Supreme Court this is how I will be dressing henceforth in court because I am a strong adherent to ‘Olokun’, the god of rivers.”