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NASELS WEEK KICKS OFF WITH EXCITING ACTIVITIES ON DAY 1

 


The highly-anticipated Nasels Week finally began on the 10th of June, 2024 with an exciting awareness day. The department of English lobby was buzzing with activity, as Naselsites enjoyed a variety of games, dance competitions, and musical contests.

The dance competition was a showcase of talent, with participants like Ameedah and Omobola showing off their impressive moves. The audience was left in awe by their "steezing" performances.



The song competition saw seven talented Naselsites take to the stage, each putting their unique spin on popular songs like "Helplessly" by Tatiana Manaois and "Go Easy on Me" by Adele. The audience was treated to a range of musical styles, from soulful ballads to contemporary pop hits, and each performer received a cupcake as a token of appreciation.

As the day progressed, the excitement continued with face painting and other fun activities. The enthusiasm remained high until the event wrapped up at 5:30pm.



Meanwhile, the Final Year Brethren (FYB) also celebrated their Corporate Day on the same day, showcasing their professional attire with pride and excitement. Their outfits ranged from sharp business suits to stylish dresses, reflecting their diverse fashion tastes. The anticipation of leaving the university added to the joy and euphoria of the event, as they geared up for the Demin Day scheduled for the following day.


The first day of Nasels Week was a resounding success, filled with a variety of engaging activities and entertainment. As the week progresses, students should look forward to more memorable moments and experiences.

Stay tuned for more updates and highlights as the week continues to unfold.

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