Showing posts with label FESTIVALS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FESTIVALS. Show all posts

Friday, 19 May 2017

The Dos and Dont at the Eyo Festival

Come May 20th 2017, below are the dos and dont at the Eyo Festival lagos state.

1. No smoking
2. No wearing of shoes/sandals
3. No shuku hairstyle by women
4. No riding of bicycles
5. No riding of okada
6. No headgear for men and women
7. Muslims can wear their white prayer caps
8. No picture taking of Eyo Orisha
9. No selfies with the Eyo.

 Be warned!!!

 

Friday, 12 August 2016

African Teams that Lit up the Rio Olympic Opening Ceremony



The Rio 2016 opening ceremony began with a bang. As the first Olympics to be held on South American soil came to life in stunning fashion after months of negative publicity on and off the track.

207 countries took part in the famed parade of nations (including a team made up of refugees) as each team soaked up the grandeur before the hard work of competition started. Some African teams at the ceremony came out in formal suits, but we take a look at five teams that rocked their local attire.

1.
Burundi
Not to be mistaken for javelin competitors, the Burundi team stand out in this beautiful two-piece attire finished off with neon trainers. Stylish!!!
Members of Burundi walk during the Opening Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games © Jamie Squire /Getty

2.
Cameroon
Colourful ensemble by the Cameroonian women at Rio. No doubt a post-ceremony party played a role in the choice of this outfit.
Cameroon’s delegation parade during the opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games © Olivier Morin
AFP/Getty
3.
Mali
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The Mali team show that they will be competing clean at Rio with their all-white attires.

Monday, 4 April 2016

The Annual Penis(Phallus) Festival in Japan


The popular festival — Kanamara Matsuri — is marked annually on the first Sunday in April every year, attracting hundreds of visitors from both inside and outside Japan.Participants sucked on phallus-shaped lollipops and posed for photographs in
phallus-shaped masks as several men pushed the portable penis shrine through the street, Hundreds of locals have been parading through the streets with three giant phalluses, some as big as a full-grown man, in a tribute to the humble penis.