An Islamic cleric has taken to social media to show how his ‘eleha’ wife eats in public without removing her face covering.

The man had taken to TikTok to share a video of himself and his niqabi wife going out together to have fun when an inquisitive follower asked how he expects his wife to eat while wearing her veil.

In response to the follower’s curiosity, the man, who went on a double date with his friend and his wife, shared a video of his wife feeding herself by passing her spoon of food under her facial covering.

“Proudly Oko Eleha (husband of a niqabi),” he wrote in the caption.

The video has sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some people praising the cleric for having a modest and pious wife, while others condemned the Islamic practice as being oppressive and restrictive.

@king_josef wrote, “This is not religion, this is lack of commonsense. Buy takeaway instead , so your wives can sit at home and enjoy their rice without stress”

@legacy_wealth1 wrote, “And the man is enjoying his meal, whilst his wife is struggling. ”

@realchychy2 wrote, “How can one be living in bondage in the name of religion. Person go dey follow religion like ewu, can’t u use ur common sense. See their man them dressing well and enjoying the food”

@leemmah__ wrote, “The only thing wrong here is purposely taking your Niqabi to a restaurant and filming them when we all know that bringing them here means setting them up for drags
I’m a Muslim and a true believer of Islam
Tho my level of faith hasn’t gotten here but I respect every Niqabi and hijabite I come across because it’s not easy to make that decision
Islam is peace
My hijab is my pride
Shalom”

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A video has surfaced on social media of a secondary school student celebrating after reportedly buying a car in Ogun State, Nigeria.

The student of Nawarudeen secondary school, Abeokuta, took to TikTok to share a video of himself and his school mates celebrating the purchase of his new whip.

The video has since gone viral on the internet, with many people expressing surprise and amazement at the young student’s achievement.

While it is unclear how the student was able to afford the car worth millions of naira, the video has sparked a debate and concern about the student’s source of income.

See how some reacted below,

@okonofuaitahon wrote, “So I as a parent my child in secondary school will come home with a car and I will allow him to park in my house, when I know the child is not working or won award through academic knowledge GOD FORBID BAD THINGS. Mother please do better before tomorrow maybe too late.”

@jean_uc wrote, “When I was in secondary school, if I mistakenly come home with someone’s pen, the way my mum will be shouting as if I robbed it. I times it by 3 on my children. Parents have a lot of work to do if this nation must be great.”

@johniee_jay wrote, “This must be a skit cause me wey be teacher never buy keke ”

@ogirikimargaret wrote, “I started earning legit money at the age of 19 going on twenty after my university education. I was waiting to be called up for national youth service, I got a job in a high profile hotel as a front desk officer. After I collected my first salary, shishi I couldn’t spend from it, I went to submit it to my parents in a family meeting, na them apportion money give me for transport. At that age I no even reason bra . This gen Z sha”

@wealthofficial_nation wrote, “This next generation would be driving Tesla cars in naija oo make Una get ready ooo , coz it’s not gonna be funny with the next generation”

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