Friends Tigoi Girls’ “Dancing Tigers” retain Class 1011K title at National Music Festival

Friends Tigoi Girls' “Dancing Tigers”
  • Friends School Tigoi Girls’ Dancing Tigers have retained the Class 1011K title for the second consecutive year at the 98th Kenya National Music Festival.
  • The competition has brought together learners from across the country at Kibabii University in Bungoma County to showcase talent in music and performing arts.
  • The school, led by Principal Patricia Nandi, has credited the dancers and their teachers for the achievement while attributing the win to God’s grace and favour.

Friends School Tigoi Girls’ celebrated dance troupe, the “Dancing Tigers,” has successfully defended its Class 1011K title for the second consecutive year at the 98th Kenya National Music Festival currently at Kibabii University in Bungoma County.

The troupe delivered an impressive performance to retain the title, reaffirming the school’s strong and consistent showing in the national school performing arts competition. The back-to-back victory has placed Friends School Tigoi Girls among the standout schools making a notable impact at this year’s festival.

The 98th edition of the festival has brought together talented learners from across the country at Kibabii University, offering schools a national platform to showcase their abilities in music, dance and other performing arts disciplines.

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Friends School Tigoi Girls, led by Principal Patricia Nandi, has continued to build a reputation for strong participation in national music and performing arts competitions under her leadership. Following the win, the school attributed the achievement to God’s grace and favour, while also crediting the dedication of the dancers and the teachers who guided their preparation for the competition.

For the Dancing Tigers, retaining the Class 1011K title for a second straight year marks another significant milestone in the school’s growing history at the national festival.

By Godfrey Wamalwa

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