EddyNumerouno:
Students should learn to dress up as future leaders. Imagine someone wearing a sleeveless training Jersey to work on a Monday morning and seeing nothing wrong with it because he dressed like that to lectures and was never rebuked

j4sure:
M

keddyluv:
Ok

Unclerukus:
dude,that problem is associated with the lasu external program( part time students) which have been discontinued not the full time program.

adedayourt:


My point exactly

stinggy:


Nice pic

The reason for uploading isn't clear though

iswallker:


those thighs though...

Maximus85:


I get your point. But which future leaders? When we still have the leaders of the 1960's still in power? Abeg make I hear ooo.

tiswell:
Was that really the way u dressed to lectures in ur days

anigbajumo:
dem no fit try it here @Lautech

Maximus85:


I get your point. But which future leaders? When we still have the leaders of the 1960's still in power? Abeg make I hear ooo.

milky3:
anything can happen. If it can be done in lagos it can be done anywhere o, but it might not be as strict as this

SAMBARRY:
Yesh of course and my cgpa was everything to write home about

milky3:
anything can happen. If it can be done in lagos it can be done anywhere o, but it might not be as strict as this

SAMBARRY:
to show you how students are supposed to dress, duh

ireneony:
I'm in support of banning hijab, but I totally disagree with the rest dress code.

Booqee2:
I particularly hate that burqah. Scary as fcck! I don't know how they feel comfortable wrapped up like that even in heat. It should be banned in the whole world. . Hijab is still ok at least we can see the face.

jcflex:
this is not good enough, when is not a primary or secondary sch, higher institution student should have more of freedom and independent, as far as it is not indecent dressing.

not a muslim, jst saying, is not gud at all.