- Wizkid’s son, Boluwatife Balogun (Champz), grabbed attention with his talk at a TEDx event.
- The event took place at TEDxGrange Lagos School during the Children’s Day celebration.
- The theme of the event was “The Edge of the Possible”.
Afrobeats star Wizkid’s first son, Boluwatife Balogun, popularly known as Champz, has sparked reactions online after a video of his confident speech at a TEDx event surfaced on social media.
The event was held at TEDxGrange School Lagos during the Children’s Day celebration themed “The Edge of the Possible”. The student-led program featured young speakers sharing ideas on self-confidence, creativity, resilience and personal development.
In a viral video he shared on his Instagram page, Boluwatife stood in front of his fellow students and delivered an inspirational message with confidence and poise. His speech focused on courage, perseverance and the importance of self-belief, which won the admiration of many viewers.
Speaking during the event, he said:
“What is impossible? We call something impossible because it has never been done before. God is always with me. Before I came here, I prayed to myself, ‘God, please give me the confidence to overcome the nervousness I am facing.'”
He further stated:
“I will make the impossible possible. Who are you to tell me I won’t succeed? Rome wasn’t built in a day; don’t expect all your dreams to come true at once. You have to be ready to take losses because not everything in life goes according to plan. And when you experience a loss, you plan how to pick yourself up and come back stronger.”
The video quickly gained attention on the Internet, with many social media users praising his confidence, eloquence and maturity. Others also praised the values reflected in his speech, attributing them to the guidance and support he received growing up.
The moment further increased public interest in young Balogun, whose occasional public appearances continue to attract attention despite Wizkid’s efforts to keep his family life relatively private.
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Read some comments below:
@gentility_69:”I give all the credit to his mother 🙌🙌 she is the pillar behind this 💯💯.”
@sparklesdammy:”And you should put Shola’s picture on Shola training a kid, not being Wizkid.”
@tuminajfashionempire:”Lov 🦁 no Dey born goat 🐐 Keep it up young man 😍😍 You’re already there 🙌🙌🙌🙌.”
@heismantii:”First run and go check his papa page. Omo @wizkidayo beat mhen for life🔥👏❤️❤️❤️ . Ayo jr still dy o. Zion and AJ still dy o . Morayo dey o. Kai. .. see blessings, The man is truly blessed.”
@pulchritude_pulchear:”True son of his father ❤️.”
