A NEW REIGN BEGINS

The National Association of Public Administration Students (NAPAS) threw an epic bash - the Freshers' Party also Mr & Miss NAPAS Pageantry for 2022/2023. It was a dazzling display of style, talent, and togetherness. Held at the iconic PIT theatre in the Department of African Languages on December 16th, it was a night where tradition met the newbies, and the coveted titles were up for grabs.

This soirée was meticulously planned by a dedicated team. Everything, from snagging the perfect venue to crafting an exciting schedule, was a testament to their hard work and shared goals. The vibe before the event was electric! Interviews captured the mix of excitement and jitters from the newbies and the anticipation of seasoned members eager for that fresh energy.

But what really amped up the night was the presence of big shots. The esteemed Director of Socials, Cobweb, added weight to the event's significance. Ayo Santos, the lively host, ensured the night was as entertaining as it was important.

It wasn't just about the pageantry - budding artists brought the house down with their performances, infusing the night with an irresistible buzz that resonated with everyone present.

The Mr. and Miss NAPAS showdown was a sight! Twelve contestants strutting their way in different outfits, from casual to elegant dinner wear, leaving everyone awestruck by their style and confidence. Their handling of questions and their poise during the show made the judges' job tough.

In the climax, David bagged Mr. NAPAS, embodying leadership, while Oluwakanyisola rightfully claimed Miss NAPAS, symbolizing grace and eloquence. Their crowning marked not just personal triumphs but the beginning of their roles as NAPAS ambassadors.

The party was a blend of mingling, fun, stellar performances, and celebrating talented students. It was a showcase of how awesome the NAPAS crew is!

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-Ileri's ink

@Public Voice News Agency

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