Dress Code for Men
Accepted English corporate attire for the swearing-in ceremony.
- Buttoned down short sleeve or long sleeve dress (packing) shirt.
- Pant trousers (well-fitted, non-casual).
- Corporate suit.
- Waistcoat over a dress shirt.
- Tie or bow tie is optional but encouraged.
Examples:
Accepted traditional Nigerian attire for the swearing-in ceremony.
- Agbada/Babariga.
- Senator/Kaftan.
- Ankara corporate style (well-tailored).
- Any well-fitted, decent native attire.
Examples:
Accepted footwear for both English and native dress.
- Oxford shoes.
- Derby shoes.
- Brogues.
- Loafers.
- Dress Boots.
- Half shoes (slip-on mules).
- Sneakers & Canvas (clean, presentable).
Examples:
Dress Code for Women
Accepted English corporate attire for the swearing-in ceremony.
- Buttoned down short sleeve or long sleeve dress (packing) shirt — with or without ties, jacket or blazers.
- Chiffon top (professional style).
- Corporate skirt (knee-length or longer).
- Corporate trouser (well-fitted, non-casual).
- Corporate Gown (knee-length or longer).
- Blazer or jacket over any of the above is encouraged.
Examples:
Accepted traditional Nigerian attire for the swearing-in ceremony.
- Long Dress (well-fitted, decent).
- Ankara corporate style (well-tailored).
- Lace attire (full or partial).
- Adire corporate style.
- Any well-fitted, decent native attire.
Examples:
Accepted footwear for both English and native dress.
- Pump shoes.
- Loafers.
- Boots (ankle or knee-length, corporate style).
- Dressy flats.
- Heels (block, stiletto or wedge).
- Corporate covered shoes (closed-toe).
Examples:
Not Permitted
Additional Notes
- All officials must be on their ID Cards.
- Slippers, Palm Sandals are not permitted.
- Jeans, shorts, or casual wear are not permitted.
- Overall appearance must reflect decency.
About
The Ethics and Disciplinary Committee (EDC) of the FUTASU Judicial Council is responsible for upholding standards of conduct and appearance at all official Students' Union functions, including the Swearing-In Ceremony. This dress code guide was created to help all elected officials and electoral representatives dress appropriately for the 2026/27 Parliamentary Session.