by Yinka Olatunbosun (This Day NewsLive.com)
With the exception of a few, most Lagosians are oblivious to the phenomenal art and cultural life that is fired up every year inside the premises of St. Francis Catholic Secondary School, an elite school in Idimu, Lagos.
The heavy downpour on the Independence Day did not stop the rollercoaster of fun in what is known as the celebration of art, dance, music and drama.
It was indeed an incredible sight: a sprawling field view, a furnished Visual Art laboratory that paraded tasteful art and crafts made by old and current students of the school and a breath-taking theatre with electronically-controlled curtains. Call it ambitious: the school’s performance of the classic drama by Ola Rotimi, Ovonramwhen Nogbaisi drew more crowd to the hall which was filled to capacity already.
Earlier, some students had proved their ilk in creativity with a choreographed afro hip-hop dance. A cover of Asa’s Fire on the Mountain performed by Margaret Adeniran was a curtain raiser for the exquisite performance that followed… Learn More
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