Ondo state government directs workers, students to wear traditional attire
The Ondo State Government has directed workers and students in the state to wear traditional attire to work and school every Friday, which is aimed to preserve the Yoruba culture
Penpushing reports that, State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Adewale Akinlosotu,made this known, saying that the executive council made the decision after the meeting, explaining that Friday has been declared a cultural day
“Basically, we are declaring Friday as a cultural day. For students of both private and public schools, it is permissible to wear their cultural attires to schools on Fridays. You will agree with me that your culture makes who you are. With the Western civilisation today, culture is going into extinction. We have to make sure that we protect our culture from going into extinction.
“We want to commend Mr Governor for his interest in this sector to make sure that our culture is protected. This is one of the things we are going to be doing. Hopefully, in the future or in the near future, we are going to come up with another programme that will enhance our culture.”
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