US EditionNigeria university's 'no bra, no entry' rule sparks backlash
- A viral video showed women employees at a university in Ogun State conducting physical checks on female students to confirm they were wearing bras before exams, leading to widespread public backlash.
- This practice stems from the university's longstanding dress code policy requiring female students to wear bras to maintain modesty and avoid distractions.
- Students' union president Muizz Olatunji defended the policy on X, emphasizing respect and distraction-free environment while acknowledging calls for alternative enforcement methods.
- Critics condemned the checks as archaic and sexist, with some likening them to sexual assault and a rights violation potentially leading to legal action.
- The university has not officially commented on the uproar, while the students' union has engaged officials to explore respectful approaches to dress code enforcement.
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Outrage in Nigeria by a University that Checks that Students Wear Bra Before Exams News Channel 3-12
By Nimi Princewill, CNN A Nigerian university is facing intense criticism after a viral video apparently showing young women lining up to undergo a bra check before being admitted to an exam. In the short video that quickly spread on social media, two women appear to grope the breasts of women in line as they walk past. Students at Olabisi Onabnajo University (OOU) confirmed to CNN that the video was filmed at their institution in Ogun State, so…
Nigerian university sparks outrage as staff check whether female students are wearing bras before exams
Abuja, Nigeria (CNN) — A Nigerian university is facing backlash after a viral video appeared to show young women who were queuing for exams being checked for whether they were wearing bras before being allowed in.
The rule at a Nigerian university that infuriates.
A Nigerian university has sparked a scandal over the way it checks the dress code of female students before exams.
According to the student union president, the dress code is intended to provide students with a "respectful and disturbance-free environment."
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