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Posted by George on Wed 04th Nov, 2015 - tori.ng

Nigerian actress, Rita Dominic had a swell time showing off her dance skills at a humanitarian event which thrilled the audience.

Rita Dominic (Left) dancing on stage

The 3rd Annual Zaron Hunger Free Day was held recently. The leading cosmetics brand, this time celebrated with the community of Iberikodo. Zaron ambassador, Rita Dominic entertained and fed children at the event as she showed off her shakitibobo skill while dancing with them.

The “Hunger Free Day” is an initiative, geared towards celebrating life and the people of Nigeria, where selected deprived communities are nurtured, treated to good music, gifts and entertainment.

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