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

profmallor:

And what should they have done prior to this, oh wise one!

Jaytecq:
They tried it in Lautech too, bt later didn't work out.
remember to share us the pictures of students if they concur

getostar:


so ur logic tells u that u must harass every girl that dresses provocatively?

what about the ones that are attacked even when they were not provocatively dressed?

y not accept the fact that u r sick and require therapy instead of walking loose with a fixation on the female anatomy.

jd1986:
Na Houdegbe?

getostar:
misplaced priorities.

angeltolly:



So that is the only thing you could pick on from my statement? Are you pained about something or what? Is there any problem telling people to dress responsibly? I am a woman, and a mother of a little girl too. I have been in the academic environment for a while now and I know what am talking about. Please don't pick on me. Thanks

lilybonny:
Well said sis.

getostar:


a people so fixated with appearance like the pharisees.
y not champion quality education n the use of a curriculum that reflects existing realities in education.
y not champion the cause of many innocent young girls faced with sexual harassment by those whose duty is to protect them.
y not engage govt and sch authorities to provide learning structures and modern facilities fit for a higher institution
y not engage society at large to imbibe true values such as honesty, sincerity, dignity in labor and eschew vices that encourage corruption, theft, get rich quick etc that leave the youth the impression that the university is just another place they go to - becuz they were asked to go there.
have u even asked yourself where are a good number of the 'yahoo boys' are? .....in our universities!!!
y do u define character simply by what someone chooses to wear?

we should not be bucked down by focusing on distractions.

in some states in the US, it is legal to be topless publicly.
yet the rape count doesn't even near the figures churned out from our campuses...reason?
we focus too much on the wrong things.
if a man cannot hold his sanity simply cuz the woman next to him chooses not to wear a bra under her shirt, then that man should have his john cut off!
i don't subscribe to indecent dressing...but it is totally wrong to prevent one from dressing the way he/she wants too as defined by legal laws in the land.

God2man:
Decent dressing is the best way of showing people that you have gone to university.

angeltolly:


Well, you took a new dimension now that you know am a lady too.
We don't have to argue and we all are entitled to our opinions. Unilag only gave guidelines to the type of dressing they want on campus and won't come disturb anyone who does that outside the school environment. If it suits you to dress provocatively, then suit yourself

profmallor:
And who says they dont dress well in such Universities. How can our scientists invent when half clad ladies are all over the place?. Its a University for God sake, if you feel like getting lucky there are socially accepted gatherings where people can go unclad - but guess what, even top clubs dont allow "anyhow" dresses.

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.

Obinovictor:
That's good. At least you'll be seeing the supposed leaders of tomorrow dressed like leaders. Enough of revealing dresses everywhere.

LASU is doing fine with it

phinaluv:
Greatest unilorite....................Proud of my School

thornapple:


You are welcome sister.

babyfaceafrica:
This won't work....shebi na unilag...forget..na wash!!!

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.

EngrKem:

Unilag has always had such rules. They post it at every academic year. Uniorin ko urinating ni