Overview

• A viral video shows female invigilators at Olabisi Onabanjo University physically touching students’ chests to enforce a "No Bra, No Entry" rule before exams.
• The disputed policy is part of the university’s dress code, which bans clothing deemed indecent or capable of distracting other students.
• Students and social media users condemned the chest checks as harassment and an infringement on personal rights.
• Human rights activists, including Haruna Ayagi of the Human Rights Network, warn the practice could prompt legal action as unlawful bodily contact.
• Student union president Muizz Olatunji confirmed talks with university authorities to develop more dignified methods of enforcing the dress code.