Barbados welcomed a prestigious visitor yesterday – the FIFA World Cup Trophy.
As part of a world tour leading up to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the trophy arrived with little fuss and fanfare.
Cadijah Mars, a 17-year old student of the Lodge School, had the privilege of escorting the trophy on its flight from St Lucia, where the cup was previously on show.
Here, Mars (centre), along with Coca-Cola representative Annamaria Gazda (left), unveiling the trophy to several schoolchildren at Hilton Barbados, where it made a stop. FIFA representative Jan Shetters looks on.
FIFA cup stops over
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