Students and staff of St. Paul Comprehensive Secondary School, Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State. Nigeria came together to celebrate Cultural Day, showcasing the diverse cultures and traditions represented within the state and Country at large.
On this special day, students were encouraged to wear traditional attire from their own cultural backgrounds, bringing a burst of colors and patterns to the school campus. The arena were filled with the sound of music from different parts of the country and a couple of masquerade displays to the much delight of children, as students performed traditional dances and songs in a lively cultural showcase.
The event also featured a food fair, where students and staff had the opportunity to sample dishes from a variety of cultures. From Akwa Ibom’s Afang Soup to Igbo Egusi, and Yoruba’s Amala,
there was something for everyone to enjoy.
Principal Emmanuel Braide shared his excitement about the event, stating, “Cultural Day is a wonderful opportunity for our students to learn about and celebrate the diverse backgrounds of their peers. It’s a chance for us to come together as a community and appreciate the richness that comes from our differences.”
The celebration of Cultural Day at St. Paul’s Comprehensive Secondary School not only fostered an atmosphere of unity and inclusivity but also served as a reminder of the importance of embracing and celebrating diversity in today’s society.
Overall, it was a day filled with joy, learning, and appreciation for the vibrant tapestry of cultures that make up the school community.
