No-bra, no-exam' rule at Nigerian university sparks outrage
University authorities impose controversial dress code
Students at a Nigerian university are up in arms over a controversial no-bra, no-exam rule, prompting authorities to reconsider their stance.
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) recently implemented a dress code for female students, barring them from writing exams if they are not wearing a bra. The directive, which has since been suspended, sparked a strong backlash.
Students argue that the rule is discriminatory and fosters an unwelcome environment of hypersexualization and objectification. They are now petitioning for the university's Vice-Chancellor to step down.
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