If you're a woman and you're wearing trousers, do not attempt to pass through The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Camp Ground in Magboro, on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Ogun State.
According to Punch the church has started a 'strict enforcement' of its law against women putting on trousers and passing through the camp ground this week.
When contacted, the Security Head of the church, who gave his name only as Mr. Lanre, told Punch that the road in question was not an access route for the public, adding that security challenges informed the barricade.
"The so-called access road is illegal. It is part of the church property. If we decided to block it, I don't think that is business of anybody. Can you claim what does not belong to you? They (communities) even went ahead to stage an informal protest. Attacks on public places in the country have made it mandatory for organisations to beef up their security.
"We are not under compulsion to share our property with the communities. Regarding your question on the social benefits the neighbouring residents derive from the church, I can't comment on that. But there are records of what we have done for them," he said.
Commenting on the women on trousers, Lanre said the dress was inconsistent with the doctrine of the church.
He said, "Such women will be barred from taking the road on the camp that links to the expressway."
Source: Punch
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Thursday, 5 June 2014
Women in trousers barred from passing MFM camp ground
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