Democracy & Governance
Kano banned mannequin to reduce rampant sexual crimes -By Micheal A. Adeniyi
I know sex is haram and that men that could marry several wives cannot just make a Mannequin a third wife or something or perhaps mannequin was another man’s wife hence it will be adultery. Las las mannequin will get pregnant out of wedlock.
The truth is that laws are made by Hisbah, a mere religious group in Kano. It will be in the national interest if the state will declare itself a Muslim state, a land holier than Saudi Arabia and scrap its state House of Assembly because Hisbah can make all the laws. It is even more funnier that the law is supposed to be binding on anybody in Kano state regardless of their religious belief, but it is Haram for any other state from the southern part of Nigeria to make laws. Don’t you think it will be interesting to have state like Ondo ordering no killing of rams because it is haram, no covering of faces by ladies in a bid to reduce crime because criminals now hide under the veil of hijabs? I know the southwest state will not be mad enough to reduce the many merits of hijabs for the little demerits.
I know many men who could not hide their sexual attraction to anything in skirt are skimp ping on Mannequins to fulfil their sexual fantasies, such as hugging it from behind, caressing the plastic breast while smooching the plastic backside of Mannequin. I know sex is haram and that men that could marry several wives cannot just make a Mannequin a third wife or something or perhaps mannequin was another man’s wife hence it will be adultery. Las las mannequin will get pregnant out of wedlock.
Indeed we have seen videos of men kissing mannequin in the north and rather than educating them that this are not human that can be married, the group banned mannequin, what if this guys decided to fall in love with a transformer and hug it someday because of their lack of education…or who in his rightful educated mind will take mannequin as a lovely woman standing all day waiting for Mallam, the love of her life.
It seems instead of educating people and changing them from their ignorance, religion has become a tool to further instill educational backwardness, Boko haram is book haram, we all know why the fight against education seems a do or die affairs. I hope the sexual attack on Mannequin comes to an end as soon as possible.
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