Check Out Top 6 Nigeria’s Youngest Celebrities — #6 Will Inspire You

Nigeria’s youngest celebrities – When growing up, everybody fancied kid stars like Keke Palmer, Lil Bow Wow, Romeo etc because they were young, doing what they loved to do and made fame for themselves.
It is cute to know some young Nigerians are making an impact in their desired field.

Born: July 6, 2010
Profession: Comedian

Emmanuella is 6 years old. Her full name is Emmanuella Samuel and she’s actually related to Mark Angel in real life; she is his cousin.
Her talent was discovered while in Mark Angel Comedy Foundation where she was one of the kids he trained on acting.
The young and talented girl is in primary 1. A class way too small to be exhibiting such talent. She has won numerous awards including the G Influence Niger Delta-Special Talent Award in 2015. Her top role models are Basketmouth and Kelvin Hart and she loves rice, stew and Chicken.

2. Amarachi Uyanne

Born: July 17, 2004

Profession: Dancer/Singer

Amarachi Uyanne (born July 17, 2004), popularly known by her stage name Amarachi, is a Nigerian singer, dancer and violinist. She is best known for winning the maiden edition of Nigeria’s Got Talent. Amarachi is a native of Benin City, Edo State. She grew up in Delta State, where she started dancing at the age of 5.

In 2012, she won a cash prize of N10,000,000 after she was announced as the winner of the first edition of Nigeria’s Got Talent. She was subsequently dubbed the “youngest millionaire in Nigeria”.

After emerging as the winner of Nigeria’s Got Talent, Amarachi released her debut single titled “Amarachi Dance”. She proceeded to feature Phyno in a song titled “Ova Sabi”; her first two singles received massive airplays and positive reviews from music critics.

She currently runs the Amarachi Talent Academy, a talent school conceived with the aim of nurturing and training young children with musical and dance talents.

3. Ozzybosco

Born: January 7, 2007
Profession: Musician

Ozzy Bosco was born Oziomachukwu Favour Mojekwu on January 7, 2007 to his Anambra mother, Nonye Mojekwu-Chukwujama. He is a music composer, singer and dancer who is also gifted in fine arts.

Since he ventured into music, Ozzy Bosco has performed in celebrity occasions for people like Sentor Ike Ekweremade, Ifeanyi Ubah, ADeyemi Ikuforiji and many other top shots in Nigeria.

Ozzy Bosco who is also known as Wonderkid rose to fame after winning the season 7 of the Nigerian Kids Got Talent award. He has since then, recorded songs with the likes of Olamide, Flavour and Terry G.

Ozzy Bosco is a recipient of the Youngest African Entertainer of the year Award by the Classic Africa Merit Award 2012 (CAMA). The Award of the Youngest Peace Ambassador was given to him alongside the award-winning Nollywood actress, Patience Ozokwor by Oba Rafiu Olusegun Salami, the Onibeju of Ibeju land, Lagos on Wednesday, June 17, 2015.

He is the youngest African entertainer to be signed Brand Ambassador by the Lagos State Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) and Tigo Milk (CWAY Food & Beverages).

4. DJ Young Money

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Born: 2007
Profession: DJ

9 year old DJ Young Money is unarguably the youngest DJ in Nigeria. Recently, he took his performances to the street of Lagos, as he campaigns for Street Talents.

The award winning DJ who played at Tinubu’s 64th birthday is commencing a nationwide street tour under the Umbrella of Mogson Entertainment.

See Photos of the young DJ playing on the streets of Ajah Below:

5. Ify Ufele

Born: 2006
Profession: Designer

she’s a designer and founder of ChubbiLine, a clothing brand for people of all shapes and sizes. She was inspired by the beauty of African prints and the African culture she experienced while frequently travelling home to Nigeria. Ify was bullied in school because she was overweight due to taking steroids for severe asthma, of which she nearly died on several occasions.

Recently, Teen Vogue  published its first-ever 21 Under 21 List. The tagline read “Introducing 21 Under 21: Our Official Guide to the Girls and Femmes Changing the World!” and had inventors, artists, athletes and social warriors all under 21 on it.

Ify Ufele made the list as the only Nigerian and we’re super proud of her!

Well done Ify!! Nigerian girls stay winning; you should also check out Augusta who was admitted to all ivy league schools.

6. Marylove Edwards

Born: March 18, 2005
Profession: Tennis player

Nigerian Tennis youngster, Marylove Edwards is on the way to etching her name among world Tennis greats after emerging third at the 2016 ITF/CAT 12 & Under Talent Identification Programme in Morocco.