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A three-year-old boy from Nigeria has been spotted posing with his camera and a camera he's been using to scare off lions.

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(CNN) -- Meet three-year-old Onafujiri "Fuji" Remet. While most children his age in Nigeria -- and the rest of the world -- are more concerned with their toys than a career, he has already embarked on his mission to become a professional photographer. Proud dad Pius Kugbere Remet sent in these images of his talented young son posing with family and at work in Lagos. Read this: Boy scares off lions with flashy invention . Himself an artist and graphic designer, he says Fuji's inspiration came from the work of his creative family. Images three, four and eight show the budding photographer at work, snapping street scenes in Lagos and capturing portraits of his older sister, Onarietta (herself a photographer). Read this: Orphaned girl starts university at 14 . "The creative home environment with unquestioned access to series of cameras is a key factor [in his interest in photography] Pius says. "I hope he grows up to become a larger than life photographer, who'll explore his natural platform to impact remarkably on the course of humanity." Read this: Boy's website tracks big beasts . Little Fuji even has an exhibition coming up in Lagos on June 8. Not bad for a three-year-old.