In the last decade, we have seen a proliferation of private universities in Nigeria. This is arguably a good development in Nigeria’s educational sector. However some of these universities especially the faith based ones have been accused of having some unusual regulations crafted for their students.

Their intention, they argue, is to produce disciplined, well-focused and incorruptible graduates that will lead efforts to revive the nation.
Some of these rules including banning of phones, taking permission before going outside the university. Alcohol sale and consumption are not
allowed in all of these faith-based universities, while romantic, nay amorous, relationships are not encouraged.

People are expelled and suspended for holding hands with he opposite s*x, and open admission of expelling and not admitting HIV positive people with their females students undergoing pregnancy tests before their final year examinations with an ultimate punishment of expulsion.

Covenant University, which is a private Christian University owned by Living Faith Church founded by Bishop David Oyedepo, recently released their student handbook (2013/2017). In it, the school listed a number of clothing items not allowed within the school premises. They banned
practically everything. No jeans, no short skirts, no pencil skirt, no sleeveless top, no high heels, no body hugging top/dress, minimal make-up, no face cap, no painting of nails etc..

Do you think it is appropriate for universities to regulate the dressing of students and has it improved the level of moral decadence among
youths?

very interesting topic

They should wear school uniforms.

YES

Yes

nobody should write END TIME tins here o please..

yes

All professions has its ethnics of which dressing code and attitude exhibition is part of them.
Hence passing through school without some positively minded attitude permits one to ask a question of the difference between a graduate and none graduate.

I think the schools are right,just that some of the rules maynot be really ok

this is a very good topic ni...then need to regulate it b4 girls start wearing bikini to school

Why is this in front page?

yes n no

They have no ryt...
Plus all dose saying yes are secondary skul stdnt...

With all these compliance directive, the University is no different from a Seminary/Convent School .
Or is it still a circular school?

Glorify secondary skul...........mtcheeew

Why not apply same in the church?? why only in school

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Of short skirt not time.

NO AND YES!!!

No

If i write END TIME TINZ now,they will ban me so i will not say END TIME TINZ....
Back to d question,ehh i really dont care cos am not a part of d skull,everybody has their own principle with which they live by
besides,if pple want to spoil,dey will spoil xcept u have correct spirrikoko to change dem.

end timez joor

Sure thing... Pls go ahead

i believe they should.

To an extent, yes. But some universities are going to the extreme.

Any student that is well trained and who accept good training will know the right dresses to put on whether in school or not.


However, I'm highly disturbed by the private universities rules of not doing this and that, seriously, if they don't do it in the school, aren't they going to do it elsewhwere, so what is the essence? In my own opinion, I think what they need is to inculcata morals into their curriculum and from their, the students will learn the right thing to do, instead of making a school life to look like a prison life.

Hhhmmm, may God help them o.

Front page?. Dressing is already been censored in some federal universities.

If it will reduce the number of stupid and uneducated undergraduates we have, then they should even give them uniforms.

Noooooooooooooooooo

Emm maybe!! Just like in UNIBEN all law students must wear black and white. And all medical and pharmacy students must dress cooperate!
Yes dressing should be regulated