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Good move. They are there to study and not to expose body parts and hunt for sexual partners.

misplaced priorities? for encouraging decency.

GidiParrot:
University of Lagos management has introduced a dress code for the students of the institution to curb the indecent dressing among the male and female students.

This was made known on a notice pasted in the school, it was stated clearly that lecturers and administrators are empowered to correct/exclude students from lectures and official business when they are not properly dressed.

What do you think?

http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/02/unilag-introduces-dress-code-to-students.html

Lai lai! It cannot werk...! Or isn't it the same Akokites that I know? When we were graduating some years back, this was the same way the authorities gave us a dress code insisting that only the following colours were permitted to be worn under the academic gown on graduation day: black, navy blue, white, grey and brown. Omo, on graduation day come and see shocking colours that the girls were wearing - like yellow, orange, peach, pink, red, torquoise etc.

At the end of the day, what happened? Nothing!!

Thats a good step after the death of Bubu

Maybe now the real students will be separated from the oloshos maybe just maybe

No problem. Example of dress code In my school usmanu danfodiyo university

welcome development... cos some people are colo-mental

#BringBackSanity

getostar:
misplaced priorities.

Spotted. So students should be allowed to roam naked in your opinion.

Very Good step. Stop giving boys and lecturers Conji and wen it happens u start screaming S..xual harassment.

D tin wey u no want make man chop, no put for him nose to smell.

getostar:
misplaced priorities.

Ok. Let's assume you have a point which we both know you actually don't. For argument sake, what were they supposed to do before this?

la dress la bend....

Dress code is a necessity for a decent institution.

Find below my recommended dress codes for our Tertiaries.

Islamization.

Where is FFK and FAYOSE.

Well it's about time...

When the whites came to Africa people didn't wear cloths, they saw white people fully clothed and began wearing cloths, great, whites began wearing less cloths, Africans followed by going almost naked. Don't we have a decision of our own?

GidiParrot:
[img]http://4.bp..com/-tALjhL5fD2c/WJmL7BfGLnI/AAAAAAAEvXY/b7e0PumGnjowIVCn-CnfVgllXYhwUTAXwCLcB/s400/unilag1.jpg[/img]
University of Lagos management has introduced a dress code for the students of the institution to curb the indecent dressing among the male and female students.

This was made known on a notice pasted in the school, it was stated clearly that lecturers and administrators are empowered to correct/exclude students from lectures and official business when they are not properly dressed.
[img]http://1.bp..com/-B40kPbeg4Qg/WJmL6kmj1QI/AAAAAAAEvXU/08Nw8zmO2PYKnVM5OTtmOlMphalPfbo3gCLcB/s640/photostudio_1486457212009.jpg[/img]

What do you think?

http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/02/unilag-introduces-dress-code-to-students.html

Long overdue. This is a welcome development. I hope other institutions will emulate this. Thanks Unilag for setting the pace.

Its a welcome development. I was in Ajayi Crowder University in Oyo few days ago to submit some documents. The way their students were dressed was so beautiful. obviously they have a dress code. Guys were neatly adorned in tie and the girls in cnothing that covered the body well.
We can appear Sexy and fashionable so to speak without dressing like club girls to classes.
Thump Up UNILAG

thornapple:
Good mo ve. They are there to study and not to expose body parts and hunt for sexual partners.

Well said sis.

Irrelevances. World universities are contributing meaningfully to technological advancement through research, here we are bothered by our dress codes.

Silentscreamer:
D type of language nigerians understand. They have to be forced b4 dey'll do the right thing.

Then Who Forces Them If You Say Nigerians? Foreginerz?

GidiParrot:
[img]http://4.bp..com/-tALjhL5fD2c/WJmL7BfGLnI/AAAAAAAEvXY/b7e0PumGnjowIVCn-CnfVgllXYhwUTAXwCLcB/s400/unilag1.jpg[/img]
University of Lagos management has introduced a dress code for the students of the institution to curb the indecent dressing among the male and female students.

This was made known on a notice pasted in the school, it was stated clearly that lecturers and administrators are empowered to correct/exclude students from lectures and official business when they are not properly dressed.
[img]http://1.bp..com/-B40kPbeg4Qg/WJmL6kmj1QI/AAAAAAAEvXU/08Nw8zmO2PYKnVM5OTtmOlMphalPfbo3gCLcB/s640/photostudio_1486457212009.jpg[/img]

What do you think?

http://www.lasgidionline.com.ng/2017/02/unilag-introduces-dress-code-to-students.html

Some outfits are only fit for the parties/nightclubs/beaches please during business/lecture times dress decently to avoid distracting serious minded persons.

quentin06:
Dress code is a necessity for a decent institution.

Find below my recommended dress codes for our Tertiaries.

Oh, you want to wear suits to class every single day of the week? When you are not a bank worker? Have you even entered Unilag classrooms before? No aircon, lack of adequate seating arrangements, plenty heat etc. There was a particular course that I had to take for one semester. The ratio of students to available chairs, was like 2 to 1. I had to make do with seating on the floor for that course, throughout the entire semester. Thank God for my rugged pair of jeans.

Okuchris:
Even T-shirt,"wash"

Don't get it wrong buddy. It was not written that they cannot wear T-shirt. But anyone with bad or malicious messages written on it is not allowed

Untainted007:
Hmmmmm, I hope it's not too late to correct this. When Unilorin was setting the standard then, people were saying it's a secondary school, but today, Unilorin has achieved proper dressing code to an encouraging standard. But in Unilag, its already part of the students' way of life, now they want to do the necessary. Let's wait and see if they will adhere. I'm always proud to be a product of UNILORIN.

Set standard? Unilorin copied it . . .

Bishop1monte:
No problem. Example of dress code In my school usmanu danfodiyo university

God forbid!

I remember when a private university instituted similar rules and Nairalanders wan chop their head.

Those of you hailing this move, didn't you see tight fitting clothes? What's that supposed to mean? Students should wear loose fitting clothes?

Untainted007:
Hmmmmm, I hope it's not too late to correct this. When Unilorin was setting the standard then, people were saying it's a secondary school, but today, Unilorin has achieved proper dressing code to an encouraging standard. But in Unilag, its already part of the students' way of life, now they want to do the necessary. Let's wait and see if they will adhere. I'm always proud to be a product of UNILORIN.

What do you mean "Proper dress code".
Nigerians and their misplaced priorities,
Of all the issues we have in our Universities, na dress code dem see to takckle
All this so called morally right pple dey make me laff
SMH