UI Shuns Against Indecent Dressing, Securities Kick into Action

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An illustration of UI Shuns against Indecent Dressing
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The management of the University of Ibadan has taken a firm stand against indecent dressing among its students in the university. This is evident in the recent placement of large signboards at strategic locations across the campus, and students who are found guilty of indecency are not granted entry into the school premises.

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A large colorful banner is prominently displayed at the rear section of the Kenneth Dike Library (KDL), as shown in the image above. This banner is meant to inform and guide students on the acceptable dress standards of the school.
 
In a related development, Dailylight Channel staff witnessed a scenario yesterday.  Security officers were positioned at the UI first gate to prevent students who dressed improperly from entering the campus. One of the officers made a clear statement at the gate:  “Any students who argue with us will be arrested and detained at the security office. Urging students to comply with the new rules and regulations of the University.

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Dailylight Channel Opinions and Advice for Students

At Dailylight Channel, we believe that dressing appropriately reflects self-respect, confidence, and a sense of responsibility. 

Indecent dressing among students can lead to negative perceptions, distractions, and even unwanted attention. We encourage students to dress modestly and professionally, especially in academic and formal settings, as this fosters discipline and enhances their personal and career growth.

We also advise students to embrace decent dressing as a way to uphold their values, maintain a positive image, and focus on their educational pursuits. While fashion is a form of self-expression, it should be approached in a manner that aligns with dignity and respect for oneself and others.


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