KLF Presents: My Dear Nigeria

A Story telling Experience for young children

This experience will help children discover Nigeria through stories, books, culture, history, and creative expression. Children will listen to stories from Nigeria and across Africa, explore books, take part in guided activities, and share their hopes, wishes, and ideas for Nigeria.

A Day to Read, Write, and Imagine

At My Dear Nigeria: The Independence Edition, children will celebrate Nigeria through storytelling, books, writing and other creative activities. The experience gives them space to learn more about the country, explore its stories and culture, and share their hopes and ideas for Nigeria’s future in their own words.

Discover Our Stories

Participants will explore Nigerian and African books that celebrate culture, identity, imagination, and stories from home.

A Story From History

Participants will listen to a Nigerian story that opens up gentle conversations about history, memory, courage, and belonging.

Dear Nigeria Letters

Participants will write letters, wishes, and ideas for Nigeria, sharing what they love, what they hope for, and what they would like to see in the future.

Say It Your Way

Participants will share short voice notes or video reflections, giving them a chance to express their thoughts, hopes, ideas for Nigeria in their own words.

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Children will explore and celebrate Nigeria through storytelling, books, culture, writing and creative activities, with a special reading session by Ayọ̀ Oyeku, author of What Happened on Thursday. This programme is free to attend, but registration is required. Children will listen, discover and share their hopes for Nigeria’s future.

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Has the participant attended a KLF workshop or program before?

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Does your child enjoy learning about Nigeria, culture, history, places, food, language, or celebrations?

Parent/Guardian Support Commitment

I give permission for my child to participate in the My Dear Nigeria program by The Kid Lit Foundation.

I understand that my child will be involved in reading, writing, and creative activities.

I will ensure my child comes with writing materials.

Consent and Media Release

I give my child permission to participate in this program

I understand that photos or short clips may be used for The Kid Lit Foundation storytelling and reports

Please note that registered parents/guardians will be added to the KLF parent group chat for event updates, reminders, and important information ahead of My Dear Nigeria event.

Thank you for registering!