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Over 500, 000 visitors expected at the Port Harcourt Carnival 2014-Dr Sam Dede, DG, RSTDA

An estimated number of over Five Hundred Thousand carnival lovers and participants are expected in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, for the 2014 edition of Carniriv, the...

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Dr. Sam Dede, Director General, Rivers State Tourism Development Agency, speaks on Carniriv: Port Harcourt Carnival

Let’s start with the name of the brand itself, there seems to be some confusion about ‘Carniriv’ and the ‘Port Harcourt Carnival’. For the record,...

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Carniriv 2014 will be the best Carnival ever’-Dr Sam Dede, DG, RSTDA

The Director General and CEO of the Rivers State Tourism Development Agency, Dr. Sam Dede has said that the 2014 edition of Carniriv, the Port Harcourt...

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Over 500, 000 visitors expected at the Port Harcourt Carnival 2014-Dr Sam Dede, DG, RSTDA

Dr. Sam Dede, Director General, Rivers State Tourism Development Agency, speaks on Carniriv: Port Harcourt Carnival

Carniriv 2014 will be the best Carnival ever’-Dr Sam Dede, DG, RSTDA

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