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A Parade

of Culture

FASHION Tof the celebration. Each year group The fashion show captured
he Independence Day Fashion Show
was one of the most vibrant highlights
the beauty and diversity

of Nigeria’s many cultures.
stepped forward proudly, representing a
Nigerian tribe through dress, poise, and colour.
Each group not only wore

the attire but embodied
Year 7 began the showcase with Idoma,
Nupe, Berom, and Kalabari, setting the tone
SHOW with energy and excitement. Year 8 followed the spirit of the people
they represented.
with Ebira, Ijaw, Tiv, and Itsekiri, their costumes
bursting with tradition and flair. The stage
came alive again with Year 9’s presentation

of Gbagyi, Igala, Hausa (Sokoto), and Urhobo.

Year 10 added further depth, displaying
diversity of Nigeria’s many cultures. Each
Kanuri, Yoruba (Ilorin), Ibibio, and Igbo.
group not only wore the attire but embodied
Finally, the Year 11 students brought the show The fashion show captured the beauty and
to a memorable close, portraying Yoruba the spirit of the people they represented. It
(Ile-Ife), Fulani, Hausa (Kano), and Edo. was more than just a display of clothing —
it was a celebration of identity, history, and
unity.

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