Childhood Africa

Happy New Year and Welcome to 2025.

This is the year of possibilities, opportunities and taking strategic steps in redefining Africa's childhood.

Once again, welcome to 2025.

To our most amazing community,

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.

May the miracle of Christmas bring peace to your hearts, joy to your homes, and hope for the future.

To everyone nurturing Africa’s future, your sacrifices are the heart of the season's spirit.

Best Wishes.

From all of us at Childhood Africa

CAFS PUPILS TO BROADCAST AT OZIZA 96.1 FM AND TV

We are excited to share a remarkable upcoming event!

Pupils from Childhood Africa Foundation School are set to make their broadcasting debut at Oziza 96.1 FM and TV.

This initiative highlights the talent and creativity of our pupils, showcasing their communication skills and enthusiasm for sharing knowledge.

Stay tuned for more details on the broadcast schedule and program lineup.

It promises to be an inspiring display of young voices stepping confidently into the world of media.

We're determined to raising the next generation of African leaders .

On this special day, October 21st, 2024, we, the entire team at Childhood Africa, join hearts and voices to celebrate an extraordinary woman—our co-founder and proprietress, Mrs. Ekwenwa Chisom Tessy.

Your unwavering passion for uplifting children and empowering humanity has been a beacon of hope and transformation.

Through your vision, dedication, and boundless compassion, you have shaped countless young lives and laid a foundation for a brighter future.

Thank you for being an inspiration to us all.

Your contributions extend beyond education—you have planted seeds of kindness, knowledge, and courage in the hearts of children and communities.

As we celebrate your life today, may joy, fulfillment, and blessings surround you always.

We are grateful to walk this journey with you and remain committed to furthering the impact of the legacy you have built.

Happy Birthday, Ma!

May the years ahead be filled with even greater achievements and abundant grace.

With love and best wishes,

A Plea for a Brighter Tomorrow: Nigerian Children on Independence Day

By Ekwenwa Kevin
(Co-founder, Childhood Africa & Director, Childhood Africa Foundation School)

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As Nigeria celebrates yet another Independence Day, the streets are filled with the echoes of drums, flags waving proudly in the hands of children, and the colors of green and white illuminating the air with hope.

But in the midst of this celebration, there is a quieter, more poignant sight—a group of Nigerian children, barefoot and silent, each carrying their own symbol of untapped potential.

Some hold a pencil, others a tattered notebook or a chalkboard too worn to be used. They march slowly, faces innocent yet determined, their eyes reflecting dreams that have not yet had the chance to bloom.

These children are not asking for luxury, nor riches; they are asking for a chance—a chance to learn, a chance to grow, a chance to become the doctors, engineers, teachers, and leaders that Nigeria desperately needs.

Their march is not just a part of the Independence Day festivities. It is a reminder to the nation. These children represent the millions across Nigeria who lack access to quality education. Schools without teachers, classrooms without books, communities without hope.

Yet, within them lies the spark of greatness—a potential so immense that it only needs the nurturing hands of proper education to ignite.

As they walk, they look toward the government and leaders, their silent plea more powerful than any speech or celebration. “Give us the tools,” their eyes say, “and we will build the future.”

Nigeria’s future rests not in the monuments of past victories, but in the young hearts of these children. As we commemorate the struggles that brought us freedom, let us not forget the struggles that still exist within our borders—the struggle for knowledge, for equality, and for opportunity.

This Independence Day, let us pledge not just to remember where we came from, but to ensure that every Nigerian child, no matter where they are born, has the chance to hold their future in their hands—not just as a symbol, but as a reality.

Happy Independence Day.

It's another fun time to engage with children.

Our holiday coaching is centered around Speaking, Reading, Storytelling, Fun Games and Activities, and lots more.

Check out the flyer.

If your child is in and around Obinze, Owerri ensure you make their holiday fun with us.

Details is the flyer.

At Childhood Africa Foundation School, we are determined to redefining Africa's childhood.

Congratulations 🎉🎉

We felicitate with our foundation school Childhood Africa Foundation School on the auspicious occasion of their graduation ceremony and pupils' book launch titled TOYS FOR TURUGO AND OTHER STORIES.

This book is co-authored by pupils of the school. This is a testament to the great work being achieved in their lives.

Congratulations to the staff, management, parents and pupils of Childhood Africa Foundation School for this great achievement.

Kudos 👏👏👏

Happy International Boys Day to all boys around the world.❤️❤️❤️❤️

is about developing a complete and wholesome individual.

Training on the use of cutleries and eating etiquette.

Cohort 1 is four weeks into the program

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