By Stanley Danjuma Ighalo
The 60,000 capacity Tafawa Balewa Square venue of the finale of the 2015 Lagos Carnival was packed to the brim as carnival attendees chanted, clapped, stumped and danced with each and every performance troupe that paraded the square.
Imbued with lively parades and festive colours, thecarnival is a must-see event that has indeed grown in its six years ofexistence by reinventing and making itself an integral part of the preeminentAfrican tourism destinations.
The climax of the carnival featured ensembleperformances by energetic and talented young men and women. Attendees wereenthralled by the innovative, high energy, flawless and well-coordinated dancesequences that were performed in uniformity and precision.
National Point presents memorable images from the event:
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Ketu Contingent mascot
