The University of Ibadan has banned‘skimpy’ and revealing dresses among its female students.


It has also taken steps on eradicating cultism by asking its students to sign an undertaking not to belong to any unregistered group in the institution.


At the orientation programme for new students of the Distance Learning Centre of the university on Wednesday, the students were given a code of ethics and dress code.


According to the code, all female students are expected to dress decently and avoid revealing clothes.


“Anything tight, scant, backless, see through, low in the neckline or revealing the midriff is immodest and unethical and will not be allowed,” the students were told.


Male students were also told to abstain from wearing ragged or torn jeans as well as earrings. They were told that braiding of hair by men would not be allowed.


All the students signed an undertaking that they would not join any cult; while those who were already members of a cult group were given the chance to renounce.


They were told that anyone later found to belong to any cult would not only be dismissed, but also prosecuted

na dem sabi, as long as its not gender based ,i e its not restricted to ladies alone, it's their school they call the shots .
if u don 't gbadun d arrangement u move to another school. but after all said and done this issue does not affect the price of garri in the market
the hood does not make the monk no be my dressin be wetin dey inside my head!

Lol, na today people begin sign undertaking?

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eh henn thats better. haba! u go dem sistas dem a dress like a wanton ina we university.

OH please.they were banning them like six years before i entered, and now theyre still at that?they can go ahead and 'ban'to their hearts content.what are they going to do;whip out a tape rule and measure every hem line and bust line before a girl walks into the class??

i think that is good for our school.

Ladies, cover ur bodies abeg. You can reveal them in our rooms and homes.