Meanwhile, in Nigeria...school principal allegedly molests muslim students using (wearing) Hijab. "Gun-weilding security guards" bar parents from entering.

Unsure how to interpret the wording in this headline and story with their intent using the words "molests" and "molested". Nothing in the story suggests actual "molestation". The story states, "physical abuse" but doesn't define it. Rather than the literal interpretation of "molest", it doesn't appear to fall within the strict definition of inappropriate physical abuse or psychological trauma.

The Guardian: U.I. school principal allegedly molests muslim students using Hijab:

Some students of International School Ibadan (ISI) were yesterday molested and humiliated for adorning hijab (Muslim headscarf) with their school uniform.
  
The ISI Muslim Parents Forum, who bemoaned this act[.]
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A parent, Idris Badaru, narrated his experience, “I took my children to school and parked under the shade beside Idia Hall at about 8.00 am and noticed a small crowd of students gathered about 80 metres or thereabout away from the school gate. My children promptly informed me that accounts was checking payment clearance before allowing them in.
  
“After checking my daughter’s clearance, the security man and Mr. Odewale of the Accounts section were issuing some instructions, which my daughter was not happy with. I moved closer and learnt that they wanted my daughter to remove her hijab before walking into the gate and she refused. I felt enraged as any reasonable man would when his daughter’s honour is violated. Moreover, that space belongs to the University of Ibadan, a Federal institution”.

This was corroborated by two other parents who said that the security personnel of UI under the leadership of the Chief Security officer, carried out the directives of the Principal and were physically assaulting Muslim girls adorning hijabs.  
  
“All efforts by the Muslim Parents Forum representatives to see the Principal or Vice Principal proved abortive as gun-wielding security operatives said they were under instructions not to allow any parent in. ["]

Hijab wardrobe guide.

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