UNILAG reportedly enforces dress code, bans mini-skirts, spaghetti tops, other dresses
The management of the University of Lagos has reportedly enforced a dress code for the students of the institution in a bid to check indecent dressing on campus.
The management of the University of Lagos has said it has observed that some student of the institution dress indecently for lectures.
The dress code which affects both male and female students of the institution, prohibits the wearing of mini-skirts, spaghetti tops, low waist jeans, tight strapless and revealing clothes among others.
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The circular enforcing the dress code was pasted in the school and stated clearly that lecturers and administrators were empowered to correct/exclude students from lectures and official business when they are not properly dressed.
See the circular enforcing the dress code below:
But in a response to the development, the management of the University of Lagos on Thursday, February 9, distanced itself from the alleged dress code issued to students.
Prof. Toyin Adebule, the deputy Registrar, Information, University of Lagos, made this known in a statement.