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APRIL EVENT IN ESIE, NIGERIA

Title of Event: Race, Match and Lecture

Who? National Museum, Esie

What? Marathon race and Novelty match among

different ethnic groups in the neighbourhood aimed at giving value to healthy living. Prizes

would be awarded to winners of events. Later in the day a scholarly public lecture on our sub- theme: Sports: A health activity for a healthy Society would be delivered by a university don where an audience of one thousand listeners would be in attendance.

Where? Esie – Kwara State, Nigeria.

Official Contact: esiemuseum@yahoo.com Official Website: ncmm.gov.org

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