Breaking the mould: When Gov’t College students danced with Williams Sisters (WATCH)

by Rachel Ogbu

It was a magical day for the students of Government College (Junior) Ikoyi as they played host to the World Tennis Champions, Venus and Serena Williams courtesy of Proctor & Gamble.

According to the managing director of Connect Marketing Services, Tunji Adeyinka, these young girls need the right role models to help them activate their dreams”

Venus and Serena Williams spoke to the girls about a wide range of issues, from their ambitious beginnings to the secret behind their success as Tennis players. The sisters stressed on family, and the need for older sisters to set the right example for their younger ones.

According to Venus, “my role model has always been my elder sister, Serena – she made me aspire to greatness. Also family is very important…” She also went on to emphasize that a loving and supportive family is the bedrock of greatness, saying she was grateful to her family for providing her with the proper discipline and moral compass that pointed her towards greatness
from a very tender age.

The Williams Sisters are in Nigeria to provide encouragement, motivation, and empowerment for the African girl child and women in general – so the decision to visit the young women of Government College Ikoyi was inspired by the message of the Breaking The Mould campaign.

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  1. Be ur brother's keeper cos we r all going home one day, dr 4, let's help d little girls 2 reach there peak, morever, d grtr lagacy one could live behind is d investment in humanity.

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