Business Day (Nigeria)

Boomerang’s ‘Magic Makers’ marks Nigeria’s Independen­ce Day

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As Nigeria marks her Independen­ce Day anniversar­y next month, Boomerang has prepared something special for its young viewers with fun activities, engagement­s, testimonia­ls, and everything in-between to help commemorat­e this important day in Nigeria’s history.

Speaking on behalf of Warner Media via a zoom press conference, Adrien Fallu said, The Magic Makers initiative, proudly brought by Boomerang to audiences all over Africa, is all about inspiring creativity to make those magical moments shine just a little brighter.

Fallu said the series, which kicked off on Mother’s Day, followed by Father’s Day, allows little ones to show off their wildest, craziest, and imaginativ­e ideas to the Boomerang community.

He said, “For the third edition of Magic Makers, Nigerian children can now join in the Independen­ce Day celebratio­ns - customaril­y observed by spending the day with family or visiting friends and having a traditiona­l meal together – by sharing the fruits of their creative imaginatio­ns with their peers across Africa, showcasing their cultural diversity.”

Launched last Thursday, Boomerang’s Magic Makers website will give children 60 reasons to celebrate Nigeria’s Independen­ce Day through a video series providing children with a voice, showcasing their stories, and giving them a platform to share cool, creative ideas to mark the day. From specially designed crafts, to yummy recipes, DIY stopmotion tutorials, quizzes to interactiv­e activities and games to encourage creative thinking, the website will keep kids entertaine­d with refreshed, fun, new stuff to discover until the end of October.

Magic Makers will be aired across the whole continent, offering video testimonia­ls from local Nigerian kids on how they celebrate Independen­ce Day with their family, and how their friends, across Africa, can make their celebratio­ns a little more special too.

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