Graduating Student of UNILORIN Sad As Her School Bans Sign-out Activities During Her Set

• A Nigerian lady who is in her final year said she was not happy that her school had put a stop to the signing-out ceremony
• She said the school decided to ban students from wearing white shirts and using inks to sign congratulatory messages
• The lady said she didn't understand why the ban on the popular sign-out ceremony had to happen during her set

A final-year student is not happy that her school has put a stop to signing-out activities that often follow graduation.

The UNILORIN student said the institution banned students from doing the popular sign-out ceremony that happens on the final examination day.

The signing-out has become a popular tradition in many higher institutions in Nigeria, and students look forward to it.

On the day of their final examination paper, students often wear white shirts and hand inks to their well-wishers to sign congratulatory messages on them.

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In her TikTok post, the lady expressed her sadness, noting that the ban happened when it was her turn to graduate and experience it.

The young student, @meet_fehyee, said the ban was painful.

Reactions as school bans sign-out activities

@DML said:

"Facing this also in Laspotech."

@Dollar said:

"Which school be that abeg."

@___quintee said:

"And na that sign out dey make me go school ooo."

@+44 said:

"Auchi say we no de wear white signout again."

@pearl said:

"Na, the signout dey motivate some people anyways. Congratulations."

@Hannitah said:

"What Laspotech did. They think 6 years is 6 minutes."

@Bibicakes_n_more said:

"This is me and my friends on November 14. We cried our eyes out. After all the struggles we can’t celebrate like we want. It’s well."

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WAEC students celebrate sign-out

Some students who took part in the 2024 WAEC examination are happy that they have written their final paper.

The students were seen in a video celebrating happily after they came out from the WAEC examination hall.

They were putting on white shirts like university graduates, and they also used ink to sign on their shirts to celebrate.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng