Children Special

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to step into a world filled with colourful dances, tasty food, and beautiful traditional clothes? Well, let me take you on an …

There once lived a brave young man named Lisabi Agbongbo in the land of Abeokuta. He was not a king or a warrior, just an ordinary humble farmer. However, when …

Aremo lived in a town called Koso. He was just an ordinary boy in the village, but he had something special, which was playing the drum like no one else. …

You might have seen in movies, the Marvel character, Thor, the god of lightning and thunder, with the huge sledgehammer that is almost impossible to use by others. Mind you, …

Anjola has heard a lot about the Ojude Oba festival as an indigene of Ijebu Ode land. His parents and family have told him a lot about the festival that …

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. …