Children Special

The Ofala Festival is a happy celebration in Igbo culture that is held every October and serves as a rite of renewal of the king, Igwe or Obi, usually by …

Children in Northern Nigeria grow up surrounded by rich cultural traditions that have been passed down through generations.  These festivals are not just fun celebrations, they are powerful tools that …

New Yam Festival, also known as Iri Ji Ohuru, is a special tradition for the Igbo people. It is held every year to celebrate the first harvest of the season. …

Have you ever looked closely at a ₦20 note? On the back, you’ll see a woman sitting by beautiful clay pots.  That’s Ladi Kwali, one of Nigeria’s most famous artists! …

Egungun, also known as masquerade, involves people dressing up in costumes and wearing masks. While they often wear colourful clothes and decorations, there’s more to them than just looking good. …

To practice mindfulness as kids is to be present and aware of the moment. It is the practice of paying attention to what is happening around you and inside of …

One of the key things in life is to have good and devoted friends around you, friends that inspire and support you, especially when you are a kid.  Friends or …

Breathing exercise help us stay in the moment, because our minds and bodies are connected, when we start to feel scared, nervous, and maybe angry, those big feelings makes our …

Asking for help is something that can sometimes feel really hard, but do you know that it’s actually a good thing to do? A lot of kids think that asking …

Feelings can sometimes be strange and confusing, especially for children. As kids, we’re often told to “be tough” or “suck it up” when we’re upset or overwhelmed. But the truth …