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To all 2018 intending couples in Ibadan. This is a dream come true. Get a chance to win a free pre-wedding shoot (worth N100,000) this valentine season. You deserve glamour 😉😚😎.

1. Follow on Instagram

2. Post a picture of yourself and your partner and tell your love story using the hashtag and tag (we'll repost every picture on page)

3. Tell your friends to like your reposted pictures on Sarfe Events page

4. The date voting closes will be announced soon

5. Couples with the highest number of likes wins the free pre-wedding photoshoot. Winner will be announced end of February

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Part 5

Final Take:

Event management is a whole lot of work! Lone Armstrong, the Director of the Event Academy once made a profound statement. “Event management is the powerful blend of the creative and technical skills that are essential for the creation and delivery of any live experience."

It is creative, intense, energetic, and varied. No day is the same.”

Event management brings your idea to life! t creates in you an unforgettable experience.

As often said, behind every successful man, there’s a great woman! It is also true that behind every successful event, there is a touch of Sarfe Events.

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THE TWO TYPES OF GUESTS

"two little mice fell in a bucket of cream. The first mouse gave up and drowned. But the second mouse wouldn't quit. He struggled so hard that he churned the cream into butter and crawled out."

This little anecdote above explains the two kinds of guests that you'd find in a Nigerian event.

Some would struggle for food; and when it seems it would be in vain. They threaten to throw away the cooler of food if not served immediately.

Viola!

The food struggling guest gets a steaming plate of food.

They have churned the cream into butter and crawled out.

When some ask for food and are not attended to, they pretend that they are not even hungry. They end up salivating at the sight of another person's plate of food. The one that came as a result of her threat of the god of Iron killing all the stewards if they don't get served.

At many Nigerian events, there is this desire to take a picture with the celebrants. This happens at weddings.

That picture with the blushing bride and handsome groom! Everyone craves for that.

The genesis of issues is when the photographer denies someone a shot with the celebrants. Only group pictures please! He yells. This forces people to lose hope. And there is nothing more damaging than the loss of hope.

This loss of hope is a struggle. And it would differentiate the two kinds of guests.

There would be that person who will threaten to break his camera if (s)he doesn't take a picture with the celebrants. This forces the photographer to decipher what his best line of action is.

A camera or a photo.

He makes his decision with a perfect shot of such persons and the celebrants.

Then of course, there is that person who after his request was turn down, walks off. This person is not interested in causing a scene.

And who are they?
The guests!

Nigerian events are a struggle.
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