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Tamara Ebitonmor is an 11-year-old, grade 8 student of Chrisland High School Lekki, Lagos. She is an avid reader, an aspiring scientist, a young writer and a STEM girl.

Basil Okpara Jnr is a 10-year-old technology whiz kid. He developed interest in crafts at the age of four, when he began using hard papers or anything he could lay his hands on to construct different things.

Sekemi Esther Olaiya-Templer is a Basic Four pupil with a flair for public speaking, singing, dancing and broadcasting. She made her debut on television with an appearance on the Nnenna and Friends...

My name is Israel Adanna Joanne. I am 10 years old. I am in JSS2. I am into spoken words and I also dance. I am a very brilliant student, who is focused and loves to read.

Since Akorede Ajiboye, popularly known as Princess Koko, was introduced to modelling at the age of three by her mother, she has not looked backed. She has continued to feature on runways and big billboards across the country.

Following her father’s step in photography, Oluwaseun Moyinoluwa Ariyike is learning fast and gradually becoming a choice photographer among event organisers in Lagos State. The eight-year-old, who runs Ariyike Studios...

To prepare themselves for the future, be self-employed, create jobs and contribute to the growth of the economy, some teens have on their own enrolled...

For Eniola Adedigba, a Senior Secondary School (SSS) I, looks forward to being an artist in future. His arts and crafts class remains an interesting and educating medium for him to understand the terrain he is going into and also to hone his skills.

Drawing and painting at a tender age and growing to make it a hobby, Anjolaoluwa Olanrewaju never knew she would one day compete with others on the global art space and make her impact felt.

Education is not all about books and pencils alone. Education has definitely gone beyond that. Even the social media is a means of education, when used properly. So, you cannot limit the kids to only what they read in books. They should also be encouraged to use their hands.

Nine-year-old Osariemen Omosigho has emerged winner in the Junior category of Aimee’s Library Recreational Centre, 2019 Spelling Bee competition, while 10-year-old Olumide Daniel Ojo beat 79 others to win the Senior Category.

Desirous of impacting her generation positively and putting smiles on the faces of young people passing through awful experiences in the United States and around the world, Boluwatife Adebambo took to hosting Teen Talk, a show that highlights the challenges young people face daily.