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NYSC Lagos Shines Spotlight on Corps Members’ Adire Fashion Prowess at Glittering ‘De Rok’ Pageantry Night

The National Youth Service Corps in Lagos State has displayed the fashion skills of its corps fashion designers at the soon ending 2023 Batch “C” Stream II Orientation Course exercise at the NYSC Lagos Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja.






The “De Rok” sponsored event which was organized as a pageantry show, assumed categories by which designs of the contestants were assessed.



At the end of the event last night, Platoon 2 came first, while designers from Platoons 5 and 1 came second and third positions respectively. In the female category, Platoon 5 came first, while Platoons 1 and Platoon 9 came second and third positions.
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