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Ara villagers lament over students indecent dressing

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By Ifabiyi olawumi feranmi


The residents of Ara Village, Ilorin,kwara State have lamented over indecent dressings which has become rampant among students of the State Polytechnic leaving in the area. 


It was reported that Ladies exposes part of their body, hair in different colors while male engage in immoral act of having different tatoos on their body also pairing their bodies.


In an interview with the Youth Leader, Mr Abdulrahmon Adisa disclosed that parents and school counsellor and adviser will have to improvise and give more sensitization  to the student on how to dress both inside and outside the school campus and the danger involved in it.


He also stated that exposing of body as a lady attract more dangers while men are force to engage in bad act, adding that he would be very happy if there are positive results on it.


Abdulrahom Further said that Ara villagers would be glad if both parents, school advisers or counsellor look forward to  the issue. 









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  1. I love this,lady should be focusing on it

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  2. Noted:we should focus on that it very important ✅

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  3. Brilliant idea 👌

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