Have you ever wondered how a Bino and Fino episode goes from idea to screen? It’s a journey of research, creativity, cultural accuracy, and passion. Every episode is designed to educate, entertain, and inspire curiosity about Africa, all while keeping children engaged and entertained.
Bino and Fino have been part of children’s lives for 15 years, from toddlers discovering the first episodes to teenagers now reminiscing about thei...
From Nigerian TV to ten languages and global screens, Bino & Fino demonstrates the power of African storytelling for children everywhere.
Every story starts with a spark, a moment where something just has to change. For Adamu Waziri, that moment came when he looked around at children’s media and realised a painful truth: there were very few animated characters that positively represented African children.
Most African kingdoms left a great mark on the world with their construction methods, advanced irrigation and farming systems, their system of ma...
A significant part of the development of children is their reading. Each child has a vivid imagination, so fueling this can help them develop ide...
Cape Verde also referred to as Cabo Verde, is an African island country found in the Atlantic Ocean, stretching over an archipelago of ten...
I am happy to announce that you can now watch the Yoruba version of Bino & Fino on YouTube ! There are very few children's cartoons available...
Copyright New Agriculturalist The Fulani people are one of the largest ethno-linguistic groups in Africa. They live across West Africa, from Lak...
