UNILORIN Ban On Trousers And Attachment Sparks Outrage

In a statement released on Monday, January 22, 2018, the management of University of Ilorin stated that every female student in the institution must adhere to its dress code, saying erring students will be sanctioned.

Dressing decently according to the management is a reflection of individual character and personality.

The students have, however, kicked against the dress code, describing the management’s statement as “hilarious”.

Some of the undergraduates think the management’s action is accompanied by the fact that the current Vice-Chancellor of UNILORIN, Prof Sulyman Abdulkareem, came from Alhikmat, an Islamic University in Ilorin.

Below is the circular and reactions of the students

 

Now that Unilorin has placed ban on the use of hair attachment, will STUDENTS be more attentive in lecture halls?

Matters Arising?

— Soledoye I Oluwaseun (@misterboboskie) January 23, 2018

Lmaoooooooo. Ban students from fixing extensions and attachments but lecturers are still sexually assaulting students. Tsk. Tsk.
Students kick against UNILORIN’s ban of Hair Extensions, Shorts – BellaNaija https://t.co/KmGdmVCONL via @bellanaija

— Flaw. (@goldenwura) January 24, 2018

So Unilorin bans fixing of attachments… smh. They aren’t done yet. Colognes and earrings are next ? pic.twitter.com/9yRroNPpDR

— Ruthabella (@ObazeeRuth) January 24, 2018

This is d time to be a unilorin student,imagine calling hairstyle on Unilorin fm Friday nights. Style for the week is Shuku,Last week was Patewo, whoever guess d nextweek’s hairstyle stand a chance to win #200 recharge card cc @Ace_KYD @herdeybayor @M_Silm @rzubair @ariremakor pic.twitter.com/99DnyYerwF

— Oladipupo Kehinde (@horlahdipupo_89) January 23, 2018