“Why are girls still cutting hair in 2026?” — Enioluwa Adeoluwa questions public school rules

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Nigerian influencer and media personality, Enioluwa Adeoluwa, has drawn attention to the continued enforcement of strict hair regulations for female students in public schools across the country.

Adeoluwa who spoke with some students recently revealed that the girls said their institutions do not allow them to plait their hair. Many are compelled to maintain short or low-cut hairstyles in compliance with school rules.

“Something that may seem small, but genuinely bothers me, is why public schools in Nigeria still ask girls to cut their hair. To what end? What exactly is the point?” Adeoluwa asked, sharing his observations on social media, where the post quickly generated reactions.

Mixed public reactions

Responses online have been divided. Some social media users criticised the policies as outdated and restrictive, arguing that they infringe on personal expression.

Others defended the schools, citing uniformity and discipline as reasons for maintaining the hair regulations.

Profile of the Influencer

Enioluwa Prince Adeoluwalisten, born July 6, 1999, is an actor, director, producer, and television personality.

He gained recognition for his content on fashion, lifestyle, and personal development, and in 2022, served as a European Union African ambassador.

Adeoluwa was also included in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Africa 2023 list and executive produced the web series All of Us in 2024.

The ongoing debate over hair policies reflects broader questions about gender norms, student rights, and school discipline in Nigeria, and calls have emerged for policies that balance uniformity with personal expression.

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