Beyond T-Shirt: How ‘Final Year Brethren’ became exciting but costly campus tradition for finalists
One Friday in June, Opeyemi Adeleye, a final-year Accounting student at the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE), wore a white shirt that her friends had defaced with marker inscriptions as she smiled brightly and posed for photos.
READ ALSO: University security personnel in scuffle with students over sign-out ban Balancing celebration and burden Adio Iyanuoluwa, the FUOYE Student Union Government (SUG) President, described the FYB as a beautiful way to celebrate graduation but acknowledged the impact of the fees.
This is a “signing out ceremony”—one of the numerous activities lined up for the Final Year Brethren (FYB) celebration, a culture that is becoming increasingly popular among Nigerian undergraduates.
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