A seven-year-old author, Miss Paris Harris and a 10-year-old chef, Miss Samantha Soje recently received the Kid Entrepreneurs awards.
Harris wrote her first book titled: “The Magic Bird and The Dancing Hen” at the age of five. She just completed her second book of short stories and poems titled: “The Dandelion.” She said: “We noticed she loved reading books. So, we kept buying storybooks for her, and when asked to describe something, she does so in an imaginative way. At five, there was a school project in which children were asked to write any story. We encouraged her to write down anything she felt like.
Babalola said: “Soje asked me to post her work on Facebook and Instagram, and a lot of my followers noticed and placed orders. She participated in a Kidprenuer cooking competition in 2017 and won. She used profit from her business to buy a waffle maker and cake mixer. She was recently featured in BBC Pidgin.”
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