Glorified Secondary school: Student react after Unilorin bans sign out

The University of Ilorin made an announcement to all its graduating students that they can no longer participate in the tradition of “sign-out.”

In response to this ban, students took to Twitter to criticize the school’s management.

The university’s Student Affairs Unit issued a directive, stating that final-year students are prohibited from engaging in sign-outs, which include activities like writing on white vests, creating car awareness, and pouring water on each other. This ban is effective immediately.

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Unilorin memo

This is to inform students of the Better-By-Far University that owing to the directive from the management of the Student Affairs Unit, sign-outs:

(i) involving making inscriptions on white vests;

(ii) car awareness; and

(iii) pouring water on each other,embarked upon by Final Year Students are banned with immediate effect.

Final year students are advised to adhere to this directive. Thank you.

Reactions: What’s wrong with signing out

Unilorin students are not happy with the new developments: let’s have a look at some of the comments:

@imaan:What’s wrong with signing out again 😤

@salsmu:Unilorin bans sign out khe? What’s happening?

@wgales:This UNILORIN 2018 set don too see shege, na for their head everything dey start. UNILORIN joined ASUUItem7 changed price from #350 to #1400 UNILORIN bans sign out.

@sammyMe wey don plan put this meme on my white shirt in few years…..Unilorin you do this one, oya na

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UNILAG students cry out, amidst measures by school management

In another news, The University of Lagos (UNILAG) students’ online demonstrations against the increase of obligatory fees, has prompted the school management to reconsider their decision.

According to the University of Lagos (UNILAG), they understand the nation’s current economic conditions, which is why it is necessary to lessen any difficulties that their students, their parents or guardians may encounter.

Therefore, they’ve decided to implement certain measures to mitigate the effects of the increase. They’re:

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