Nigerian lady sent home from work in US for wearing hijab l mcbashmedia

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Nigerian lady sent home from work in US for wearing hijab 
A Nigerian employee working in Texas, USA, was asked to leave because she was wearing a hijab. .

Folake Adebola, 22, revealed that she felt “disrespected” when her manager and her co-workers at the Chicken Express restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas, asked her to take off the hijab.
She revealed she converted to Islam in August and was hired by Chicken Express in October. She said she told her co-workers she would start wearing a hijab soon. .
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But when she started wearing it on Monday, she said, she was not welcomed by her co-workers.
See her tweet below 

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