Ondo State Orders Students, Public Servants To Start Wearing Native Clothes

• Students in Ondo state schools including private owned ones have been ordered to start wearing natives on Fridays
• This is the position of the state government following a decision made at the state executive council
• Going further, public servants in the state are now required to also put on native attires during the particular day

The Ondo state government under the leadership of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu has ordered students in both public and private schools to wear native attires on Fridays.

Legit.ng exclusively gathered that this decision was reached during a meeting of the excos on Monday, October 17.

Also, public servants in the state have also been mandated to wear natives on Friday.

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Source: Legit.ng