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I wonder why you want to grow up quickly. Magic begins in the womb and ends at 16 😁. I firmly believe that the most remarkable things happen when we are just below 12 – the age we are vulnerable yet worry-free.
Yesterday's memories serve as evidence of this. We celebrated as if tomorrow didn't matter.

You see, one of the most beautiful aspects of being a child is that nobody knows what the future holds for you. The adults can make assumptions: "This one plays a lot, and that one is quiet." These speculations are mere guesses. A child is a puzzle no one can solve through speculation alone. Within us lies a dormant light bulb, waiting to be illuminated. Unfortunately, the decision lies in the hands of the adults. Sometimes, they switch it on for us; other times, they leave us to find our own way. Sometimes we succeed, while other times we find ourselves singing "que sera sera."

Ajambele Creative Class for Kids is a place where children connect, collaborate, and inspire each other. Any child who has passed through the Ajambele Creative Class knows more about history, geography, poetry, and music than their peers.

Ajambele Kids are well-versed in age-appropriate social trends. Through play, they learn to adapt to any social circle meant for kids, and through board games, they develop the ability to think outside the box.

Are we expecting great things from these kids in the nearest future? Absolutely! We anticipate a multitude of achievements. In the coming decade, we envision public speakers, entertainers, influencers, performance artists, literary giants, and problem solvers.

If there's one thing our kids consistently take home with them, it's confidence!

On the occasion of the 3rd anniversary of the passing of Professor Chukwuemeka Ike, one of Africa's most celebrated storytellers, the Ajambele Kids made a special appearance at the Nigerian Book Foundation (NBF).

During their visit, they had the privilege of meeting some prominent personalities including Professor Stella Okunna, the first female professor of Mass Communication in Nigeria, Professor Ngozi Chuma Udeh, the Commissioner of Education Anambra State, and His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi, the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party.