Viewers in at least 40 African nations will have the opportunity to
watch live Calabar Carnival, one of Nigeria’s cultural showpiece events.
The landmark cultural jamboree will be beamed to them this month by
Multichoice Nigeria.
According to a report by P.M.NEWS, MultiChoice will be screening the
carnival, considered the biggest multi-dimensional tourism and
entertainment programme in West Africa, to DStv subscribers across the
continent via the dedicated channel 199 from December 26 to 31.
Managing Director, MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr. John Ugbe, said that DStv was the place to be this festive season for non-stop entertainment.
Managing Director, MultiChoice Nigeria, Mr. John Ugbe, said that DStv was the place to be this festive season for non-stop entertainment.
He explained that DStv’s coverage of the event would follow its long
line of partnership with host communities to promote local initiatives
with the underlining theme of exporting the best from Africa to the rest
of the continent and beyond.
“We choose this festive season to remind Nigerians of their roots and
to serenade them with some indigenous and special centrepiece events
that are packaged to leave lasting memories in their hearts. Of course,
our support for initiatives of this nature underline our commitment to
the promotion of the best that Nigeria and indeed Africa, has to offer,”
he said.
He also added that a magazine-style package of the best moments from
previous editions of the Calabar Carnival spiced with live coverage
would be available for some subscribers.
The annual Calabar Festival, tagged “Africa’s Biggest Street Party”, is a month-long celebration when the city plays host to the world, welcoming visitors to sample its culture and seasonal festivities.
It began with a tree lighting ceremony on November 30 and will
culminate with an interdenominational service on January 1, 2014.
The annual Calabar Festival, tagged “Africa’s Biggest Street Party”, is a month-long celebration when the city plays host to the world, welcoming visitors to sample its culture and seasonal festivities.
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