Nigeria’s first children’s radio station, Kids FM 101.7, hosted over 3,000 children and families at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. With a joyful blend of music, education, and family bonding events.
Tyeng Gang the station’s General Manager, best known as ‘Uncle Gang’, stated that the mission is “to inspire kids and empower parents by unlocking their full potential through accessible education and entertainment on radio.
“Kids FM is more than a station. It’s a community. The festival brought this vision to life, creating unforgettable memories and magical moments for children and their families.”
He added that the second edition of the festival was “bigger and better,” introducing popular presenters like Feta, Small Chops, and Captain Lionel and shows such as Morning Bells and Dreamland Drift. Kids FM’s programming Storytime Adventures, Little Geniuses, Music Mania, and Hero Hour keeps young listeners entertained while nurturing creativity and confidence.
He also disclosed that with recent expansions to Port Harcourt and Abuja, Kids FM continues to grow its mission of inspiring kids and empowering parents across Nigeria. “A radio station—a platform where the joy of learning meets the magic of entertainment.”
Star guest Korede Bello thrilled kids with live music and cash gifts to young dancers. He said, “Children are pure joy—full of happiness, energy, and vibrancy.”
Wazobia FM’s Expensive, Ada Dum Dum and female presenter Alhaji Sosorobia also came to support.
Captain Lionel thrilled the crowd with live performances. As a host of The Family Deck, known for connecting with parents and teens alike, entertained the crowd and reminded families of the joy of togetherness.
Mrs Esther Oboli, a human rights advocate and radio fan, donated a celebration cake. Mama Favour from Epe said, “I danced my heart out and bonded with my kids.” Inspired by the dance contests, Mrs Oke Ruth promised to enrol her children in dance school next year.
Families relaxed on picnic mats, enjoyed noodles from Indomie trucks, treats from Champion Custard and Kellogg’s, and played games ranging from hockey to PlayStation. Activities like bouncing castles, basketball nets, and learning corners kept children actively engaged.
They also enjoyed games, food from Indomie and Kellogg’s, live music, and engaging activities like PlayStation, bouncing castles, and talent showcases