Nurturing Tomorrow: NoteSphere Celebrates Children’s Day in a special way
Today, May 27, NoteSphere is celebrating Children’s Day with a heartwarming Creativerse segment that bridges culture, creativity, and the limitless dreams of the next generation. Partnering with the John Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History and Mavin Global, we’re making the future imagination the spotlight of our narrative today.
But to kick off the tour, there weren’t many better ways than taking the kids, ages 4–10, back to where it all began—history and roots. We began the day with a guided tour of the John Randle Centre in Lagos, where the children immersed themselves in the rich heritage of Yoruba culture. With the help of an experienced tour guide, they explored language, fashion, history, and storytelling—elements that form one of Nigeria’s most influential ethnic groups.
The energy was contagious. Maybe it was the sugar rush from all the snacks, but curious questions flew around as the children were more than eager to learn and engage.
But the day didn’t end there. From learning about cultural roots, we moved to contemporary influence, as the kids were shuttled to the Mavin Global headquarters—what we knew was a perfect representation of the modern-day power of building superstars from little dreams.
The future is creative
At Mavin, we created an interactive space where we challenged the kids with a drawing task designed to bring their thoughts into focus. With paper, coloring pencils, and images of notable Nigerian pop culture figures—from Don Jazzy to Victor Osimhen—they were asked to sketch some of these names in any way they could, and to interact freely with each other in the process.
What followed was beautiful chaos.
It wasn’t just a drawing session—it was an expression of what dreams look like when kids are allowed to feel seen.
In their sketches, we saw possibilities.
But most importantly, we saw how vital it is to keep championing young voices in creative spaces.
At NoteSphere, our mantra remains:
Your Dreams Are Valid
Children’s Day isn’t just a celebration. It’s a responsibility—a moment to remind the next generation that their imaginations deserve a seat at the table. It’s already here, in every child sketching, laughing, asking questions, and believing.
Today, we won’t just celebrate children.
We will listen to them while guiding them.
We gave them a canvas and said, “Show us what you see.”
Because truly—the future is creative.
