LEGACY VOLUME TWO



Legacy Volume Two is a major annual Youth Life Management Fair with performances. The event’s main objectives over the years will be to draw the young in Lagos to Christ and raise models and standards for leadership in Nigeria.
At Legacy Volume 2 this year, each young visitor’s attention is focused on the booth activity and stage performances, are shut down during such activity by a unique audible alarm system. Attendance at the maiden event reached 340+ persons through the 4hour duration. Annual attendance is projected to grow exponentially as the event gains traction. 
The 2016 event will consist of two distinct time segments, namely: 
- 2p.m. – 5p.m. to cater for senior secondary school students (SS1 to SS3)
- 5p.m. – 8p.m. to cater to young adults (16 to 35years)
- Targeted attendees - 500 

 We are Raising Standards and Models Within Our Society For Positive Impact!

 This Year's Event Is Expected To Be A Fun Filled Day Loaded With Mega Activities 
Activities:
1)  Food Booth (culinary skills)
2) Medical and Health
3)  Future Booth* - Academic advice, job fair, counseling and sharing about goals attainment, personal development and ethical values
4)  Creative Writing/Drawing & Crafts Booth
5) Public Speaking Booth
6) Photo & Fashion (Visual)
7) The Labour of Our Heroes Past
8) ICT Entrepreneurship for Africa
Financial Intelligence ( Personal Finance -Saving and Investment Culture)

 Its happening live at - 
Freedom Park, Lagos Island on the 
22/10/2016
Time- 3pm -8pm
Artistes - Praise, Cobhams, Spirit od DAVID, Glowreeyah and lots more

 Kindly register on this link https://www.eventbrite.com/e/legacy-volume-two-raising-models-and-standards-tickets-19548966485?aff=eac2

 Be there, don't be told and trust me you can't afford to miss this...

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