All roads led to Chrisland Schools FESTAC Axis recently as a classy Christmas concert was held, with the theme was, ‘All Hail the King’.
The concert, which kicked off around noon was quite colourful as many in attendance turned out in Christmas colours, notable was the Parents’ Choir in their red top and blue Jeans.
The MC opened the event by inviting a Parent from the audience to give the opening prayer, this was followed by the National and School Anthems. Mrs. P.I. Enemuo, the Principal of Chrisland Schools, Festac Axis then delivered her Welcome Address. The MC introduced the Chairperson of the day, Dr. M.O Ani, who gave a short address, that included appreciation and prayers for the school,there were Scriptural readings and popular Carols .Carols in Nigerian major languages were also well received by the audience.
There were Dances including Ballet, Orchestra and so on. Chrisland Schools’ Managing Director, Mrs Ibironke Adeyemi in her remarks thanked everyone that made the event a success and praised the performances staged. She appreciated the the Principal Mrs.P.I.Enemuo and the Headteacher ,Mrs Adegbamigbe, as well as the Supervisor and members of CHRISLAND SCHOOLS who have been with her as she attends CHRISLAND SCHOOL parties all over Lagos. She prayed for the School and wished all Merry Christmas and a happy new year in advance.
There was the cutting of cake and a photo session.
Mrs Adegbamigbe gave the vote of thanks and the closing prayer.
In a brief chat with Titi, Chrisland Schools, Festac Axis, Mrs Adegbamigbe, wished all the wonderful parents who have been supportive a Happy New Year. While assuring that the school will not disappoint them, she appreciated the parents for making CHRISLAND SCHOOLS their number one choice
She reiterated that Chrisland Schools are unique and easily rival top international Schools because top standard is always a priority for them.
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