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It Sure






 Felt Good!














 his year, the Glee Competition took place   I poured my

 on Thursday, 5th December. I was filled with
      heart into the
 T euphoria upon seeing the bright lights that
 read ‘GLEE.’ The sight gave me mixed feelings. I was
 pleased the long-awaited day was finally here but
 anxious about the pressure of the first-ever solo cat-  performance
 egory. I was ready to give the audience a show but
 felt sad knowing the fun and excitement would soon

 come to an end.      reparing for the Inter House Glee Competition was
                      both exhilarating and challenging. During prac-
 Then came the final moment, the deciding perfor-  P tice, I often felt a mix of excitement and nerves
 mance. Everything on that stage either added to   as we worked tirelessly on our songs, including “Judas,”
 or deducted from our points. Thursday began with   “Arcade, “Never Say Never” and “I’ll be Waiting”.
 a briefing from Ms. Nosa on the event’s guidelines.
 Thankfully, there were three categories: The Whole   We faced some issues along the way, from timing mis-
 House Song, The Solo, and The Group Song. I was one   alignments  to  unexpected  vocal  strain,  but  we  over-
 of the soloists, and my stomach churned when I dis-  came these obstacles through teamwork and support,

 covered who I was up against. I was taken aback by   encouraging each other to push through. My experience
 the remarkable talents.   leading  “I’ll  Be  Waiting”  was  particularly  memorable—I
              faced voice challenges earlier that day but refused to
 In the end, I emerged as the winner of the Solo Cat-  give up.
 egory with a mashup of Feeling Good and Never
 Enough. I was thrilled to explore new dimensions of   Stepping onto the stage, I poured my heart into the per-
 my vocal skills. This was one of my best Glee Compe-  formance, and the energy from my fellow singers was

 titions, not only because I won but because everyone   infectious.  Ultimately,  our  hard  work  paid  off,  and  we
 gave their best effort.   proudly secured second place, celebrating our journey
              and the joy of sharing our passion for music together.
 -Olamide Abimbola  Congratulations to Benue, this is my last competition         -Ifolo Lord-Michael Adigwe
 as a student. I’ll truly miss the Glee lights, cheers, and
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