Photos: From Calabar Festival 2012

It has been hailed as the best Carnival in this part of the world and we doubt anyone can dispute that. We bring you pictures from the ongoing Calabar Carnival taking place in Cross River.




From what is seen above, no one needs to say that the event was fantastic!.

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