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The Festival of Arts and Culture was the maiden edition of the World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture.
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The festival had in total, 7,000 people from all walks of life in attendance.
The festival had in total, 7,000 people from all walks of life in attendance.
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Preparations for the 1977 festival started as early as 1965.
Preparations for the 1977 festival started as early as 1965.
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General Gowon was directly responsible for delaying the Festival in 1975.
General Gowon was directly responsible for delaying the Festival in 1975.
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The opening ceremony of the festival took place at the National Stadium.
The opening ceremony of the festival took place at the National Stadium.
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Fela was a headlining act in the opening ceremony for the 1977 festival.
Fela was a headlining act in the opening ceremony for the 1977 festival.
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The housing estate (now known as FESTAC Town) cost a whopping $80 million to construct.
The housing estate (now known as FESTAC Town) cost a whopping $80 million to construct.
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A probe was once opened into the spending on FESTAC.
A probe was once opened into the spending on FESTAC.
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The Benin Queen Imasuen mask was the official emblem of FESTAC '77.
The Benin Queen Imasuen mask was the official emblem of FESTAC '77.
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The original Queen Idia mask was placed on display during the FESTAC opening ceremony for public viewing.
The original Queen Idia mask was placed on display during the FESTAC opening ceremony for public viewing.
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