The management of the University of Ilorin has explained that no
candidate was turned back from the venue of the post -UTME screening
exercise held in the institution last week, over indecent dressing.
The university in a statement by its Deputy Director, Corporate
Affairs, Mr Kunle Akogun, explained that the few candidates that were
turned back were those who came to the CBT centre without the print-outs
of their examination schedule, a situation that made proper
identification impossible.
He said, "Even at that, we didn't send them out of the campus. They
were only directed to where they could get the schedule printed out
nearby, and those who could still bring their print-outs were still
allowed into the examination halls".
According to Akogun, "None of the candidates dressed indecently, as
they were already aware of our dress code, which they must have read
from the handbook we gave them and also from the post-UTME instruction
uploaded on the university website".
The university spokesman pointed out that even some of the candidates
who wore short skirts to the screening centre were only counseled that
such mode of dressing was not compliant with the university's dress
code, saying, "None of them was turned back."
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