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Thessaloniki: Student From Nigeria Moved at the Parade – "Grateful to Be a Participant"

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The student of the 3rd Lyceum of the Onassis School of Xirokrine, born and raised in Greece by Nigerian parents, participated for the first time as a supporter in the student parade of Thessaloniki
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Victor Mumohou, a student of the 3rd Lyceum at Onassis Xirokrini and originally from Nigeria, participated as a stand-in in the Thessaloniki student parade. The young student expressed his joy and gratitude for representing his school and Greece, the country where he was born and raised.

Born and raised in Xirokrini with parents of Nigerian descent

The student of the 3rd Lyceum of the Onassis School of Xirokrine, born and raised in Greece by Nigerian parents, participated for the first time as a supporter in the student parade of Thessaloniki

A special presence at the Thessaloniki student parade for the 28th of October anniversary was Vittori Mumohou, a student from Nigeria, who participated for the first time as a parastat. For him, participation in the celebration was a special moment of joy and pride, as he was born and raised in Greece. Victoria is a disciple of III

Vittori Moumochou, a student of the 3rd High School in Onaseio Xirokrini, expressed gratitude for participating in the student parade of...

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Newsit.gr broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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