Children who are in the spotlight prove that talent knows no bound even when it comes to age. Some of these children listed below have won the hearts of many Nigerians and are on their way to occupying legendary status:
Official Emmanuella
Emmanuella Samuel. Source: premiumtimesng.com
Young and lively, Emmanuella, is popular for inventing the slang “This is not my real face.” At a tender age of 8, her videos on YouTube have attracted up to 10 million views. She has also hosted various comedy shows alongside popular comedians like Basket Mouth, AY, and Bovi; been nominated for The Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, won prestigious awards like the Sub-Saharan African (SSA) Youtube Awards (which was bestowed on Mark Angel Comedyunder which she features),Princess of Comedy awarded by the Australian government. Emmanuella has also featured on CNN. To enjoy rib-cracking humour by Emmanuella, follow her on social media.
Posh Josh
Posh Josh. Source: Instagram.com/poshjosh
From the articulate manner in which he speaks to his profound love for music and self-identification as a foodie, Posh Joshis a young bright gentleman to be reckoned with. Posh Josh loves to indulge in different delicacies, play the piano, teach good morals, and show off his baby brother. Check out his social media accountsif you’re intrigued by this little maverick.
Safaree Kallys
Safaree kallys. Source: Instagram.com/safareekallys
So imagine keeping up to date with all the latest Nigerian hit songs and knowing them word for word; this is exactly whatSafaree Kallysis like. What is most intriguing is that at her tender age of 2, she sings these songs with such emotions and conviction. Safaree Kallys recently got the attention of Music Legend Tuface Idibiaafter she sang to his recently released song, Amaka Disappoint Me.
Ozzy Bosco
Ozzy Bosco. Source: stelladimokokorkus.comOzzy Boscois a kid ahead of his time with a demeanor resembling that of a hip-hop star. The young entertainer came to limelight after winning the Season 7 of the Nigerian Kids Got Talent award. Since then, he has gone ahead to record songs with the likes of Olamide, Flavour and Terry G. Some of Ozzy Bosco songs include Shake It, Tinini, andCharlie Dance.
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