The Students’ Union Government (SUG) has introduced a new dress code for its official campus bike riders, replacing their former green aprons with blue ones.
The initiative, which commenced on Monday, aims to enhance visibility and strengthen the riders’ identity within the school community.
According to the SUG president, Comrade Shane Thompson Aigbodion, the new blue aprons are designed to make riders more recognizable to students and staff, thereby ensuring better safety and easy identification.
The management added that the new look also reflects the union’s commitment to improving transportation services on campus.
The union explained that the decision formed part of broader measures to maintain orderliness in the campus transportation system. Riders have been directed to comply fully with the new dress code as it now serves as their official uniform.
Officials of the SUG further disclosed that the initiative is targeted at curbing the activities of unauthorized riders who often infiltrate the campus.
They stressed that the uniform would help students distinguish between accredited bike operators and illegal ones.
With the adoption of the blue aprons, students have been urged to ensure they only patronize authorized riders.
This, according to the union, is intended to promote safety, convenience, and accountability in campus transport services.
The leadership of the union assured that it would continue to take steps to improve mobility within the campus while prioritizing the welfare and safety of students.
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