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[PHOTOS] Shan George, Patience Ozokwor Spotted At Opening Of Calabar Carnival 2015

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Top Nollywood stars, Shan George, Patience Ozokwor, and Lilian Bach were spotted at the grand kick-off of this year’s Calabar Carnival on December 1.

According to Shan who shared the photo on her social media page, the carnival will be run from December 1st till December 31st.
Shan shared the photo and captioned it:
''Calabar Carnival has started yesterday Dec 1st to 31st. days of pure FUN. are u Ready?''

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