Oyo Finishes Third in Ayo Game, Wins Most Disciplined Delegation at NAFEST 2022

Team Oyo has clinched the third position in the Traditional Ayo Board Game at the recently concluded 2022 National Arts and Culture Festival in Lagos, Nigeria.

The artists also finished 4th position in Indigenous Fabrics Fashion and 5th place in Children Arts and Crafts at the competition.

The delegation saved their best for the last as the final day saw the team win the most disciplined delegation at the just concluded festival.

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Speaking at the closing ceremony at Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos, the Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Dr Wasiu Olatubosun, who led the delegation said: “It was a beauty to behold as our team displayed their indigenous arts and culture during the week-long 35th edition of the National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFEST) hosted by Lagos State in collaboration with the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC).

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“They demonstrated the beauty of our culture and on behalf of H.E., ‘Seyi Makinde, I congratulate them for representing us well,” he said

In the meantime, on the state government’s entourage were the SA to the governor on Tourism and Culture, Mr Akeem Ige; the Chairman Board of Culture and Tourism, Elder Adejumobi; Vice–Chairman of the Board of Culture and Tourism, Alh Abass Oloko; member of the board, Serah Sobowale and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, Mr Oye Oyedele among others.

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Oyo Finishes Third in Ayo Game, Wins Most Disciplined Delegation at NAFEST 2022

Team Oyo has clinched the third position in the Traditional Ayo Board Game at the recently concluded 2022 National Arts and Culture Festival in Lagos, Nigeria.

The artists also finished 4th position in Indigenous Fabrics Fashion and 5th place in Children Arts and Crafts at the competition.

The delegation saved their best for the last as the final day saw the team win the most disciplined delegation at the just concluded festival.

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Speaking at the closing ceremony at Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan, Lagos, the Commissioner for Information, Culture and Tourism, Dr Wasiu Olatubosun, who led the delegation said: “It was a beauty to behold as our team displayed their indigenous arts and culture during the week-long 35th edition of the National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFEST) hosted by Lagos State in collaboration with the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC).

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“They demonstrated the beauty of our culture and on behalf of H.E., ‘Seyi Makinde, I congratulate them for representing us well,” he said

In the meantime, on the state government’s entourage were the SA to the governor on Tourism and Culture, Mr Akeem Ige; the Chairman Board of Culture and Tourism, Elder Adejumobi; Vice–Chairman of the Board of Culture and Tourism, Alh Abass Oloko; member of the board, Serah Sobowale and Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, Mr Oye Oyedele among others.

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