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            6,000 children to attend Cowbell Chocolate summer camp

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            No fewer than 6,000 fun-loving school children are being expected to attend the 2016 Cowbell summer camp, called “Chocademy”.

            Kingsley Onuoha, Brand Manager, Cowbell Choco, Promasidor Nigeria, disclosed that arrangements have been concluded by the brand to host the participating children in this year’s edition of the ‘edutainment’ program in Makurdi, Enugu, and Ilorin.

            According to him, the six-day summer camp which opened in Makurdi on Monday August 8, 2016 and would be coming to a close on Saturday August 13, 2016. He said the summer camp would hold in Enugu between August 15 and 20, 2016; and then move to Ilorin from August 22 to August 27, 2016.

            In his words: The summer camp is designed to engage and educate school children during the long holiday. Spending the summer holidays learning outside of a customary school environment, he stated, can help pupils/students get ahead of their classmates when they return to school; as skills acquired during the summer programme can enhance their leadership, athletic and academic opportunities.

            He said the idea behind Chocademy is to bring together children with diverse cultural, religious affiliations and social classes to a healthier, moral, social learning field where aerobic exercises, knowledge-sharing, moral education activities will be undertaken among others.

            He therefore advised mothers and other caregivers to register their children and wards as quality educators have been arranged to handle each module of the summer camp such that the participating children and their parents go back home fulfilled.

            The program promises to be fun, as a lot of exciting gift items and product would be given out to all participants.

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