Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail 144 If You Like This Article Kindly Give Us A Share! Ghana Look Books Liberia’s Ministry of Finance has publicly ordered its security guards to restrict any female employee with “unnatural hair” or any colour extensions from entering the office complex effect from October 1, 2018. Mr. Samuel D. Tweah While delivering the order, the Minister, Mr. Samuel D. Tweah says any employee who violates this policy will not be allowed into the office and that person’s salary would be reduced by the number of days she would choose not to come to work. This is because that person not being in office would be treated as an unauthorized absence. More Articles You Would Love VIDEO: These Videos Of Super Model Naomi Campbell Dancing To African Drums With South African Kids Will Make Your Day Christie Brown Reveals Its Look Book For The F[MEN]IST F/W17 Collection A top management staff backed the action saying that the minister is acting within the confides of the law according to the MFDP employee handbook section 7.4 titled, “Personal Appearance,” line three states: “Unnatural colored hair (Green, Pink etc.) and extreme hairstyles such as spiked hair do not present an appropriate professional experience.” To verify that this was happening, a reporter passed through the Ministry’s entrance to see for herself. She observed that a female employee was stopped and barred from entering. This lady had her natural hair wrapped in gold. “We are acting on the orders of the Minister, sister,” one of the male security guards told this female, who looked visibly perplexed. It seems only female employees are the ones affected by the new policy at the moment. According to the reporter, some males whose displayed MFDP identification card and wore ‘funny’ hair on their heads, were allowed to enter. “We were told to only stop these girl dem, my sister,” one of the guards told the Front Page Africa reporter when she inquired why male employees were being allowed. See More Look Books Here. Elegance Defined: Akakpo’s ‘Adinkra’ Collection Takes Ghanaian Heritage GlobalIndulge In The Whimsical Elegance Of Ejiro Amos Tafiri’s SS23 ‘Ilé mi, Ilè mi’ CollectionStrictly Smart Casuals! Kentegentlemen Unleashes The Awass Collection Filled With Confidence, Elegance, And Sex AppealK.Moraba & Collective Unveils *AU ARMOUR* Capsule Collection 2023/2024: A Blend of Elegance and WarmthKilentar’s ‘Out Of The World’ Collection Is Filled With Astonishing Trendy Sustainable LooksThis Astonishing Collection By MUNKUS Dubbed ‘Isiskhathi’ Is The Epitome Of South African Contemporary FashionIntroducing “Controlled Chaos”, A Beautiful Collection By Nigerian Fashion Brand MUGOTEED Marque Collaborates With Fede Kortez For The JEANNE Collection & Puts Benin On The Mainstream Fashion MapJants Collection Drops Jaws & Challenges Conventional Notions With Their Brand New ‘ENDLESS’ CollectionGhanaian Fashion Brand Tabou Cracks The Internet With Gorgeous Unorthodox New Resort Collection Share FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappTelegramEmail Abigail Oluwakemi I'm a fashion stylist turned blogger, I hope you love my work. More For You The International BRICS+ Fashion Summit Is Here & Kicks Off In Moscow November... Another Black Model Maleesa Mooney Found Murdered Shortly After Nichole Coats Rogue Wave Is Set To Unveil Angolan Elegance & Style In Ghana At... Promising Fashion Student Mary Agona’s Nature-Inspired Collection Shook Up The Riohs Runway! See The Full List Of Accra Fashion Week 2023 Designers Celebrating Culture From... Africa’s Is Set To Take Over The Sportswear Industry: Kudos to Fashion Pioneer... VIDEO: 400 Stunning Models Cast For Accra Fashion Weeks 10th Edition; See Them... #OOTD: Barbados Fashion Brand Arisar Serves Us Macrame Cravings For Our Resort Fantasies “I’m Done Being Memed For Being In An Interracial Relationship” Bill Gates Daughter... #OOTD: Sika Osei Scoops The Outfit Of The Day In This Regal Stylish... Leave a Comment Cancel ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.