December 13, 2016 – Lagos State University Bans Female Students From Wearing Mini Skirts, Body Hugs & Transparent Dresses On Campus, Introduces New Dress Code Policy
The management of Lagos State University in Ojo has introduced a new dress code policy to force female students dressing inappropriately in school to wake up.
According to the new policy, female students are no longer permitted to wear sexy outfits revealing sensitive part of their body on campus.
The management said violation of the new dress code policy will attract stiff penalties.
Here is a full list of the items banned in new LASU dress code:
- Body Hugs
- Boob Tubes
- Lacy Camisoles
- Backless tops
- Boobs Exposing Outfits
- Low neckline shirts and blouses
- skimpy and mini skirts
- Transparent dresses
- Spaghetti Wears
- Mono straps
- Wicked Straps
Lacy camisoles???
Its a good idea if you ask me and i pray that other institutions in the country will emulate this good move not emulating increase in school fees. after all dress to kill does not make you a beautiful woman, if you like wear gold pant and show it if you are ugly you are ugly hooo haa
Dressing responsibly shows you respect your body. Yes !!!
Dress the way you wanto be addressed.
It’s about time that civility and decency come into focus, unlike America where “freedom” has run crazy. Appearance goes a long way to determine the kind of respect a woman gets from the opposite sex. As the saying goes “if you look like a junkie, junkies will be attracted to you”. Respect begets respect and otherwise. A woman doesn’t need to expose the delicate body that God gave us. What is covered up earns more dignity than what is exposed to everyone’s view. As a mother of two lovely decent and intelligent daughters in their 20s, I raised my girls to cherish intelligence, decency and academic excellence, rather than exposing their bodies. Men are more attracted to intelligent women than beauty with no brains.