A student cleverly circumvented her school’s security by wearing a bubu gown to conceal her outfit after the institution banned ripped jeans.
A student cleverly circumvented her school’s security by wearing a bubu gown to conceal her outfit after the institution banned ripped jeans.
The school had recently enforced a strict dress code prohibiting any form of torn jeans. Despite this, some students managed to sneak the banned attire into the school.
One student shared on social media how she wore a bubu gown over her ripped jeans to pass the security check and then removed the gown once inside the school.
She captioned her video:
“POV: Your school doesn’t allow rugged jeans, but you outsmart them.”
The video garnered various reactions:
@user69979724131290: “I was looking for the rugged in the jeans 😂😂”
@otamerepraise: “You really gave us a tip 😂😂😂😂”
@Rare🌸: “Auchi poly students and style 😂”
@Sheri baby: “Only an Auchi Polytechnic student would do this 🤣🤣”
@___prettysofia🦋: “Every strict school 😂 I have clothes I can’t wear at Auchi 😏”
@HAIR VENDOR IN DELTA STATE🌺: “Looks like something I would have done during my time 😭😂😂😂”
@Joan❤️🦋: “I’ll use this trick all semester 😂 I’ll fold the gown in my tote bag once I’m inside 😂 smart 💯”
Watch the video below:
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