UNILORIN to implement clothing regulation on understudies, staff

The University of Ilorin says it has comprised a council to investigate the modalities for the requirement of a clothing regulation for individuals from staff and understudies of the foundation.

Dr Rasheed Jimoh, the Dean of the Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences (CIS) put forth this known in an announcement made accessible to newsmen in Ilorin.

Jimoh noticed that the staff would depend on the commitments and duty of individuals from the panel toward guaranteeing all out consistence with the college's clothing regulation, to prepare for disgusting dressing on grounds.

The wear said that the advisory group had before held its debut meeting, where individuals communicated duty to accomplishing the goals of the code.

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