The management of Olabisi Onabanjo University in Ogun State has sparked a conversation online over the enforcement of its ‘no bra, no examination’ policy.

On Tuesday, a viral video on X purportedly showed officials of the institution inspecting female students before they are admitted into exam halls.

In the video, the female students stood in line while the officials touched their chests to determine whether they wore underwear.

However, the 10-second clip generated mixed reactions online from Nigerians on X.

While some X users commended the university management, others argued that the policy is a misplaced priority.

Below are some of the reactions.

Idiocy is overtaking the Nigerian space. A public university enforces a ‘no-bra-no-entry’ policy for females students. Next, antiquated authorities of @oou_agoiwoye will seek to know if the girls are wearing pants?
Pervs!https://t.co/MrzNCaG1C5 accreditation should be reviewed https://t.co/GwU5qJgOlQ

— Eze Eluchie (@Ezeluchie) June 17, 2025
No Bra, No Entry…
Olabisis Onabanjo University (OOU) enforces new policy before students are granted entry into exam halls.

Way to go or misplaced priorities? pic.twitter.com/ppiySCTrnu

— The Pickers (@9jaPickers) June 17, 2025
Honestly, leaving the house to write an exam without wearing a bra is not appropriate, as it may not reflect the level of decency expected in such settings. It’s a school not a club or party https://t.co/irYAn1qbxE

— Tifẹ́ (@Inijesu11) June 17, 2025
So, no bra means no brain now? Exams wey suppose focus on books. Why didn’t they care about bras during classes or tutorials?

If it’s not about education, then it’s just another control tactic masked as morality. Priorities scattered.

— Damolá Olarewaju (@RealDamola) June 17, 2025
“No bra. No entry” is not a new policy in Olabisi Onabanjo University.

OOU promotes a dress code policy aimed at maintaining a respectful and distraction-free environment, encouraging students to dress modestly and in line with the institution’s values.