In the heart of Great Value Classic School (GVCS), the air buzzed with excitement as students of all ages gathered for the annual Cultural Day celebration. Decked out in vibrant attire representing their diverse backgrounds, the school was a kaleidoscope of colors and traditions.
As the event kicked off, the primary school students took center stage, showcasing the rich tapestry of Nigerian culture. The Ibos mesmerized the audience with their energetic dances, their colorful wrappers swirling to the sound of the music. The Yorubas followed suit, their intricate gele and agbada adding elegance to their graceful movements captivating all who watched.
Meanwhile, the secondary students, eager to display their talents, took to the stage with a series of captivating dances of Yoruba’s, Igbo’s and Hausa’s dances. Each performance was a testament to their dedication and passion with every step choreographed to perfection.
Amidst the cultural performances, the aroma of sumptuous meals filled the air, tantalizing taste buds and adding to the festive atmosphere. The likes of Amala with egusi soup, vegetables, oha soup with Eba, rice, etc were the feast celebration of Nigeria’s culinary diversity prepared by the students.
As the day drew to a close, the school community reflected on the beauty of unity in diversity. Through dance, drama, and food, speech, they had come together to celebrate their shared heritage while embracing the richness of their individual cultures. And as they bid farewell to another memorable Cultural Day, they carried with them the spirit of harmony that had defined the day’s festivities.
