Theme: Endless Possibilities

TEDxYouthFuntajIntlSchool: Endless Discoveries

Unlock Infinite Possibilities!

Imagine a world where every question sparks a new idea, where every step forward uncovers uncharted territories, and where the journey of knowledge never truly ends. Welcome to TEDxFuntajIntlSchool Youth – themed Endless Discoveries!

This is more than just an event—it’s an exploration of ideas, innovation, and inspiration that will challenge your thinking, expand your imagination, and push you beyond boundaries.

What to Expect:
✅ Brilliant Young Minds & Visionary Speakers – Hear from trailblazers sharing groundbreaking ideas.
✅ Mind-Blowing Talks & Performances – Experience the power of storytelling, creativity, and intellectual adventure.
✅ Interactive & Thought-Provoking Conversations – Engage with like-minded peers and expand your perspective.
✅ A Platform to Ignite Change – Walk away empowered to embrace endless possibilities in your own journey.

🗓️ Date: 26th June 2025
📍 Venue: Funtaj International School

🌍 The world is waiting for your discoveries. Are you ready to explore the endless?

Join us at TEDxYouthFuntajIntlSchool and embark on a journey where every discovery leads to a new horizon!

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FIS SCHOOL HALL
PLOT 584 DAVID JEMIBEWON CRESCENT, GUDU DISTRICT
ABUJA, Abuja Federal Capital Territory, 234
Nigeria

Adenrele Adegbooye

Adenrele Adegbooye, a 15 year old, shares what it truly feels like to grow up in a world of constant pressure—from academics and social media to family expectations. Exploring the illusion of time scarcity, the speaker shows how stress, perfectionism, and comparison affect today’s youth. With practical tools like mindfulness, time management, and self-care, this talk offers teens a new perspective: time isn’t your enemy—it’s yours to reclaim. A powerful reminder that your worth isn’t measured by how much you do, but by how well you live.

Aderinsola Adegbooye

Adenrele Adegbooye, a 15 year old, shares what it truly feels like to grow up in a world of constant pressure—from academics and social media to family expectations. Exploring the illusion of time scarcity, the speaker shows how stress, perfectionism, and comparison affect today’s youth. With practical tools like mindfulness, time management, and self-care, this talk offers teens a new perspective: time isn’t your enemy—it’s yours to reclaim. A powerful reminder that your worth isn’t measured by how much you do, but by how well you live.

Aderinsola Adegboye

Aderinsola Adegboye, a 14 years old, shares her journey of becoming an entrepreneur at age 10, thanks to the encouragement and entrepreneurship focus at Funtaj International School. She challenges the idea that leadership is only for adults, arguing that youth voices matter now. The speech calls on schools, educators, and policymakers to empower students early—to raise creators, not just exam passers or job seekers. Her story proves that leadership starts with action, not age.

Ahmad Suleiman Muhammad

Ahmad Suleiman Muhammad is a 9-year-old who has an amazing personality. He enjoys playing soccer and solving mathematical equations. As Ahmad grows and develops, his love for Mathematics has shapen his desire to be an accountant. With his curious nature, creative spirit, and kind heart, he is sure to achieve great things and make a positive impact on the world around him.

Amatullah Abdulrahman

This is Amatullah Abdulrahman, a 12-year-old speaker with a bold vision to transform education. She is on a mission to challenge the outdated systems that prioritise grades over growth, and to shift focus from rote learning to real-life readiness. Inspired by personal experiences and observations, she advocates for an education system that values life skills, hands-on learning, and apprenticeships as much as academic achievement.

Anjolaoluwa Abimbola

Anjolaoluwa Abimbola is a vibrant and curious 10-year-old who loves exploring the world around him. As a 5th-grade student, he is constantly discovering new things and reading up on things in order to broaden his horizon. Anjolaoluwa's love for learning is evident in his enthusiasm for school. He enjoys drawing, cycling and reading. He hopes an IT engineer in the nearest future in order to help curb cybersecurity problems and code online programs that are beneficial for children.

Audrey Adewunmi

Audrey Adewunmi is a nine year old speaker who seeks to encourage humanity to create an atmosphere of love and compassion which foster a sense of belonging, trust, and acceptance. Love promotes emotional well-being, encourages open communication, and strengthens relationships. This supportive environment helps individuals feel valued, respected, and empowered to grow and thrive.

Chimmela Emenike

Chimela Emenike is a 15-year-old student who believes that education is not limited to a place; it is a mindset! "They told me education could open doors, but no one said the doors might not lead anywhere." Chimmela is not here to bash schools, but when we reduce education to scores and grades, we miss the point.

Daniel Aganbi

Daniel Aganbi, a 15 year old, explores how the integration of games and educational technology is transforming traditional learning methods. Using engaging examples like Duolingo, CodeCombat, DragonBox, and Minecraft Education Edition, he shows how gamification makes subjects like math, science, language, history, and ICT more enjoyable and effective. Drawing from his personal journey—from being an unmotivated student to embracing learning through gamified tools—Daniel emphasizes that education doesn't have to be boring. Instead, by making learning interactive and rewarding, we can spark curiosity, increase student engagement, and help the next generation fall in love with learning.

Divine Ohai

Devine Ohai, a 13 year old, shares how a simple crochet hook and yarn sparked a journey of creativity, confidence, and purpose. What began as a hobby turned into a passion and small business, proving that you don’t need much to start something meaningful. This talk encourages young people to start where they are, use what they have, and trust the power of creativity to transform their lives.

Idara Akpan

Idara Akpan, a 13 year old, shares her personal journey of overcoming academic struggles, bullying, and self-doubt after transitioning into a new school. She opens up about how setbacks—like failing grades, lost confidence, and toxic friendships—once made her question her worth. But through support, self-reflection, and resilience, she learned that setbacks aren’t the end of the road; they’re part of the path to growth. Blending personal experience with relatable wisdom, Idara encourages others to speak up, set small goals, and redefine failure as a stepping stone to success. Her story reminds us all that we are not defined by our challenges, but by how we rise after falling.

Ifeoluwatishe Kuku

In this heartfelt talk, Ifeoluwatishe Kuku, a 15 year old, shares her journey from being an outspoken child to becoming quiet and self-conscious due to peer criticism. Through the support of her mother and small steps of courage, she rediscovered her confidence and voice. "Silent but Strong" is a powerful reminder that shyness is not weakness, it’s something you can grow through. This talk inspires listeners to embrace their quiet strength, take small brave steps, and never let others define their worth.

Jeremy Lawanson

In this powerful talk, Jeremy Lawanson, a 16 year old, challenges the belief that real change requires power or influence. Drawing from personal experience and lessons from his father, he shares how integrity, empathy, and accountability can quietly spark transformation. Through acts of kindness, community service, and everyday courage, the talk reminds us that building a better world doesn’t start with systems—it starts with us. A compelling call for personal responsibility and values-led leadership, one small act at a time

Musleh Lawan

Musleh Lawan, a nine-year primary 5 pupil, speaks on the topic: "Rejecting self-defeat empowers individuals to build resilience, confidence. It helps individuals to have a growth mindset, unlocking their potential for personal growth and success.

NATHAN NSIKAN

Nathan Nsikan Johnny is a calm, intelligent, and forward-thinking young learner from Akwa Ibom State. Known for his quiet confidence, sharp intellect, and unwavering focus, Nathan stands out in Grade 6 at Funtaj International School. A lover of science, reading, and sports, he is passionate about learning and always eager to explore the world around him. Driven by empathy and curiosity, Nathan dreams of becoming a doctor—but not just any doctor. He envisions himself as a tech-savvy, future-ready medical professional, blending compassion with cutting-edge innovation. In his TEDx talk, “Tech is Here to Augment, Not Displace,” Nathan shares how a childhood fascination with the animated film Big Hero 6 sparked a bold vision: using technology to revolutionize healthcare.

Peculiar Daniel

Meet Peculiar, a young girl who dares to be different. Tired of being told to conform to society's standard of success, she's on a mission to shatter the mold. With a passionate plea, Peculiar encourage her peers to ditch the one-size-fits all approach to success and forge their own paths instead. Her powerful message urges young people to chase their dreams - not the expectations of others

PRAISE ETABA

Praise Michael Etaba is a passionate swimmer and budding storyteller, she is a curious and creative 10-year-old whose love for writing and water fuels both her imagination and determination. With a bright smile and a supportive spirit, she brings joy and energy to her school community. Whether diving into a pool or a good book, Praise is always eager to explore, learn, and grow. Her speech, “Missteps to Mastery,” is a heartfelt reflection on the power of learning through mistakes. With humor and honesty, she recounts a personal childhood mishap—crashing into her family’s car during her first attempt at cycling—and uses it to explore how failure can be life’s greatest teacher. Drawing on personal experiences and wise quotes, Praise encourages young people to embrace their missteps, see them as steppingstones, and never fear failure—only the failure to learn. Her message is simple but powerful.

Yvonne Idisi

In this thought-provoking talk, a 16-year-old speaker, Yvonne Idisi explores how fear—especially fear of the unknown—can either paralyze us or push us to act. Using the symbolic Doomsday Clock as a backdrop, she reflects on global threats like climate change, war, and rapid technological shifts, asking: *how do we stay hopeful when the future feels so uncertain? With honesty and urgency, this talk challenges listeners to face fear head-on—not with panic, but with awareness, courage, and collective action. Because even when the clock is ticking, we still hold the power to change its course.