The House of Representatives has postponed the public hearing on the hijab saga between the Nigerian Law School and a law graduate, Amasa Firdaus.

This is the second time the public hearing will be postponed.

Earlier, the hearing was scheduled to hold on Tuesday 6th February, 2018; but postponed to Wednesday, March 14.

It was gathered that the postponment may not be unconnected with the ruling of Justice Anwuli Chikere of the Federal High Court, Abuja, on Wednesday, 28th February.

The Justice had ordered that the public hearing be suspended pending the determination of the substantive suit.

The joint committee clerks, Idris Mora and Kamoru Ogunlana, confirmed the development.

“There is a court order served on the National Assembly today restraining us. Nevertheless, those who are already around will be informed tomorrow,” Mora said.

When asked to confirm the postponement, Ogunlana said, “Yes, court order.”

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