Seed of Glory International School, Phase IV, Kubwa, came alive on Thursday, February 20, as students, teachers, and guests gathered to celebrate the school’s Colour Multi-Cultural Day Showcase. The event highlighted the rich cultural diversity of Nigeria while also featuring traditions from other African nations and beyond.

Dressed in colorful attires representing different ethnic groups, students proudly showcased their heritage through traditional dances, music, drama, poetry, and a cultural parade. The event provided an opportunity for attendees to experience the beauty of Nigerian culture, with representations from the Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Tiv, Efik, and many other ethnic groups.

Beyond Nigeria, the showcase extended to African and global cultures, offering a fusion of traditional foods, artifacts, and fashion displays. The celebration aimed to foster cultural appreciation, unity, and inclusivity among students and the broader community.

Adding to the excitement, Crystal Education Media was present to capture the event, streaming it live on Facebook, allowing a wider audience to experience the cultural display in real-time.

Speaking at the event, the school’s head administrator emphasized the importance of cultural awareness and diversity in education, noting that such events help students develop a sense of identity and respect for other traditions.

Parents, teachers, and invited guests commended the school for organizing a colorful and educational event, further solidifying its reputation for promoting cultural heritage alongside academic excellence.

With performances, storytelling, and artistic displays, the Colour Multi-Cultural Day Showcase at Seed of Glory Int’l School proved to be an unforgettable celebration of diversity and tradition.