We hear a lot about kid singers, kid actors and actresses but we hardly get to hear about kid authors. Writing, even for an adult is an arduous task. Sometimes, you get to do a lot of cancellations when writing a simple letter. It is for this reason that I deem it necessary to give kudos to kids who have chosen to tow the literary path.

The good news is your child too can be a writer if properly motivated. I present to you these 3 amazing Nigerian kid authors-
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We hear a lot about kid singers, kid actors and actresses but we hardly get to hear about kid authors. Writing, even for an adult is an arduous task. Sometimes, you get to do a lot of cancellations when writing a simple letter. It is for this reason that I deem it necessary to give kudos to kids who have chosen to tow the literary path.

The good news is your child too can be a writer if properly motivated. I present to you these 3 amazing Nigerian kid authors-

Oluebubechukwu Sharon James
Oluebube wrote her first novel titled Freedom at the age of 6. Sounds unbelievable? You had better believe it unless you have any evidence to the contrary. She’s 14 now and currently involved in a number of philanthropic projects like the WASH-A-Hand Project which she launched in 2010.

Her father, a former special project researcher for Newswatch Magazine had this to say: “As someone who does plenty of creative writing, I often keep papers on the stool and everywhere in their room because I have always believed that you could stimulate them to write and draw by so doing. I also check out these papers. Some would have been torn apart, some are ruled with different kinds of jaga-jaga drawings but the fact is that I use that to gauge what they are capable of doing”.