Posted by I don’t know about you, but 2011 has been fairly stressful for me, so when I heard “party”, all my adrenaline went into full gear. Here was an opportunity to unwind and have fun, and I wasn’t going to miss it for the world.
Below are some pictures that I believe captured the essence and drama of the night. There are many more pictures than these, and I have provided links to the full albums at the end of this article.
I have included my commentary, and I hope that you have some fun going through this brief pictorial account.
I suspect that we might be getting more phone calls than usual at Mobility Towers from now. Omon seemed to have more than her fair share of admirers. Trust me. However, if you quote me on this, I will deny it vehemently. Thank you.
I was selected to pop a bottle of champagne. Lawd knows I had no idea how to go about that. In the above pic, I was trying to coax Emeka into doing it. Thankfully, Bosun rescued me when the time came. Phew!
It needs also be said that Gbenga Sesan did all his dancing that night by mouth. We suspect that he did that to protect his future political career from embarrassment. Yes, Gbenga; call your lawyers.
And, yes; I’m just beefing that he had all the ladies’ attention and I didn’t.
And Now, Some Honourable mentions
There were some individuals who stood out on the dance floor that night. Here they are:
Unfortunately, the above are not exhaustive. Lots more people showed dance floor talent that night that are not included above.
One thing is for sure, techies know how to party. Thanks to C0-Creation Hub and Opera Africa for an awesome event.
More Pictures
There are in all a total of 315 pictures published. There are certainly more exciting pictures than those selected for this report, so if you are game, head for the albums below on CcHub’s Facebook page.
You can view the full albums here:
1. Christmas Party for the Nigerian Tech Community
2. Christmas Party for the Nigerian Tech Community – Continuation
Founder of MobilityArena. Yomi’s journey in mobile started in 2001. Besides obsessing over mobile phones, he also started creating WAP sites (early mobile-friendly websites created with WML). He began writing about phones in 2004 and has been at it since then. He has owned over 200 devices, from Symbian, Palm, PocketPC/Windows Mobile, BlackBerry/BB10, webOS, Windows Phone, Firefox, Ubuntu Touch, to Android, iOS, and KaiOS operating systems.
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