₦airaland Forum

Yemmysworld91:
Mention the University sir if you are so sure and let's find out.

I said talk only wetin you know. Nor be from this thread una go start tribal fight.

tiswell:
They look smart and clever.

I really love the trend,than the usual skimpy and razz dressing among our university students.

Dont mind them, infact it is a very good idea considering the age groups of students entering universities now. Uniform will make them feel focus and under the control of school authority like secondary school system. Though the uniforms should be more cooperate in outlooks and never be enforce from 300L and above.

During exam, this departmental wears na must for some course. Eco, mass com can relate

ajalawole:
But isn't it better then wearing crop top and mini shirt to school. I stop going to a church when a lady comes in with mini skirt even ushers or security don't stop her.

You just took what I was about to say.

dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code

I doubt they were mandated, from those pictures it seem those students are into exams as such they might choose a uniform for signing out.

even one of the pictures showed a group wearing polo shirts so it means it is all a signing out paparazzi.

Rapmoney:
Is Nigeria the only country where students are prone to indecent dressing? Why don't we have this in other countries all over the world?

Every man for his own house. Every man will treat his home according to the ways and manner of his children and character of his wife.

dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code

I doubt any university mandates it students to wear school uniforms everyday. I have cousins in the university and all they have is departmental dress codes. The same type law students have. One colour and black pants/skirts. It existed in my days too. We didn't wear it everyday, just one day of the week or during exams or test. In the attached pictures, it is obvious they were taking some kinda test.

I stand to be corrected by any undergraduate. Even Covenant and co never do reach like this. Come be public uni.

Why are you denying Nairalanders a golden yabbing opportunity! Mention the name now now before thunder faya your blokus, ejoor sir .

Rapmoney:
Oga those photos are from a known university in Nigeria. I just don't want to mention the name here. Talk wetin you know.

Yemmysworld91:
I don't think it exists in universities. Except for law, nursing,and few professional courses students which is understandable. This is peculiar to polytechnics. I don't know the reason for them doing it. But don't think it's a university thing.

Do research before you think. That is the problem of most Nigerians. They 'think', but cannot research on things.

Rapmoney:
I have noticed this trend in many Nigerian universities, and it is gradually becoming a norm. I wonder what the purpose of this uniform madness is.

Very soon, MSc and PhD students would be required to wear uniforms. Uniform should be for students in specific departments or faculties, and it is even suppose to be for specific days when practical or field work is to be done. Now, every department in most Nigerian universities wear uniforms everyday.

The photos below are from one particular university in Nigeria.

It's part of the fallen standard in education in Nigeria.
Managers of the universities where students are ordered to wear uniform see university as secondary school.

pocohantas:
I doubt any university mandates it students to wear school uniforms everyday. I have cousins in the university and all they have is departmental dress codes. The same type law students have. One colour and black pants/skirts. It existed in my days too. We didn't wear it everyday, just one day of the week or during exams or test. In the attached pictures, it is obvious they were taking some kinda test.

I stand to be corrected by any undergraduate. Even Covenant and co never do reach like this. Come be public uni.

Why not conduct a small research instead of thinking and feeling?

UkoAnnang:


OP note that universities don't impose uniforms on students rather it's the students who decided to impose uniforms on themselves. These varies per department, perhaps to make them (the students of particular departments) look identifiable and unique among other students of the same institution.

I doubt if students will impose uniforms on themselves. Most university students prefer to wear trendy clothes and are likely to kick against a uniform except it is a departmental or faculty directive that will attract sanctions on dissenting students.

Rapmoney:
More photos. Thank God this madness was not in existence during my university days.

Rapmoney:
See another set here. Who do us this thing?

dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code

Checkwell:
This is an eye 👁 sore 😫. Just because someone wants to cash out from uniform billing.

You people are talking nonsense. It is a VERY GOOD thing.
No more seeing school as where you come to show off

ajalawole:
But isn't it better then wearing crop top and mini shirt to school. I stop going to a church when a lady comes in with mini skirt even ushers or security don't stop her.

Thank you!

Rapmoney:
I have noticed this trend in many Nigerian universities, and it is gradually becoming a norm. I wonder what the purpose of this uniform madness is.

Very soon, MSc and PhD students would be required to wear uniforms. Uniform should be for students in specific departments or faculties, and it is even suppose to be for specific days when practical or field work is to be done. Now, every department in most Nigerian universities wear uniforms everyday.

The photos below are from one particular university in Nigeria.

Don't worry, you are allowed to wear your oversized Pablo polo and combat tear-tear jeans that looks a mad man's trousers to class. In fact fry your hair and do dreadlocks. Your lecturer will applaud you..

When you spend 4-6 years wearing all that, and find it hard to look respectable and corporate post-graduation, you will start blaming police for stopping and profiling you as a Yahoo boy while driving to your office.

they call it dress code then, but i never wore it, our dept was white and black and on project defense HOD said he will reduce 10marks but who cares we no go school for grades na jus to graduate and get degree

Rapmoney:
Why not conduct a small research instead of thinking and feeling?

Did students impose a uniform on themselves in the university you attended?

Kindly tell us the school, department and year so that others on this platform can corroborate

Rapmoney:
Do research before you think. That is the problem of most Nigerians. They 'think', but cannot research on things.

Kindly contradict his position with evidence.

If you look closely at their table, it looks like Anambra State University, ANSU

Cannot you see these are for examination purpose?

dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code

When I was in school even as an engineering student I didn't wear my lab coats or coverall not to talk of wearing uniform.

Rapmoney:
I have noticed this trend in many Nigerian universities, and it is gradually becoming a norm. I wonder what the purpose of this uniform madness is.

Very soon, MSc and PhD students would be required to wear uniforms. Uniform should be for students in specific departments or faculties, and it is even suppose to be for specific days when practical or field work is to be done. Now, every department in most Nigerian universities wear uniforms everyday.

The photos below are from one particular university in Nigeria.

ajalawole:
But isn't it better then wearing crop top and mini shirt to school. I stop going to a church when a lady comes in with mini skirt even ushers or security don't stop her.

With this, we don't have to worry about the possibility of a student baddie turning up in bum short.

Yes. it's actually COOU. The pictures were during examination period.

emapeteum:
If you look closely at their table, it looks like Anambra State University, ANSU

Rapmoney:
More photos. Thank God this madness was not in existence during my university days.

Increasing influence of Islam on Nigerians.is reason for uniform in university in Nigeria.

Muslim women in these uniform universities can wear hijab or burqa but non Muslim women are not allowed to choose what they want to wear.
The more reason why Nigeria must be dissolved into more countries.

I like.it.
No distractions from looking the part.

dominique:
Are these public universities? When did all this nonsense start in Nigerian universities? During my time only law students wore uniforms. I wouldn't even even call it uniform, it was a specific dress code

In my university days
Law students black and white
Accounting students blue and black

kachistone:
I doubt if students will impose uniforms on themselves. Most university students prefer to wear trendy clothes and are likely to kick against a uniform except it is a departmental or faculty directive that will attract sanctions on dissenting students.

While spending every waking moment chasing trends with little resources left for the purpose of their stay.

Better to feel oppressed so you can focus and get the hell.out of there in record time.

It is not a life sentence you know. After that you still wear a uniform in youth service....then forty, fifty, sixty years of liberty to wear whatever you like and make whatever of your life.

The academia has always revolved around discipline and conservativeness.

SlayQueenSlayer:
With this, we don't have to worry about the possibility of a student baddie turning up in bum short.

it's already go some schools. I don't blame schools that have dress code at all.

Yes, it’s COOU.

Personally I love it. I know some may find it weird but we are not supposed to see things the same way.

lagonovo:
Yes. it's actually COOU. The pictures were during examination period.

It's a way to curb excesses, I think. It's not okay where moral standards are still in existence. But when and where adults are less decent to the consternation of animal sense, fear prevails. What you see, therefore, are uniforms showing the uniformity of fear.

Alusiizizi:
You just took what I was about to say.

I don't blame schools with dress code. When I was in ilorin, a woman who work with Kwara state polytechnic then work more and night to make sure those girls dress properly.. they called her alhaja dress code, she is late as I heard (may her memory be a blessing).....it may not be today, it may not be Tom, but one day those generation may start going nude.

I think it's for professional courses and not sure it's a daily occurrence as well.

you ignorantly don't know how these help the child of nobody whose parents have no enough to buy clothes for their children

throughout my university days I lack wearing good clothes somewhat that after graduation my sch mate gave me a nick name Tai solarin alasokan. I thank God today


must we complain on everything