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Champz, Wizkid’s Son, Voices Concerns Over Rising Insecurity in Nigeria

Wizkid’s Son, Champz, has speak out on Nigerian Insecurity

Olamide Olasupo by Olamide Olasupo
November 21, 2025
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Boluwatife Balogun, also known as Champz—the son of superstar musician Wizkid—has joined the chorus of voices speaking out against the rising insecurity and challenges facing Nigeria.

Champz posted a powerful message on his X (formerly Twitter) account, positioning himself as part of a fearless generation determined to secure a better future for the country.

His message comes amid a surge in school kidnappings and national instability.

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Wizkid’s son issued a public statement addressing the insecurity issues in Nigeria.

Posting on X, he asserted that he belongs to a generation that “refuses to stay silent” and declared that they “will not accept a future filled with fear.”

He concluded his message with a prayer for the protection of missing children and the healing of the nation.

Champz wrote:

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“I speak today not because I am special, but because I am part of a generation that refuses to stay silent.

We are the future of this country, and we will not accept a future filled with fear.

May God protect every child still missing And may God heal this nation that we al Love ”

The statement quickly drew attention, showcasing the engagement of young Nigerians, including those from prominent families, in demanding accountability and peace in the nation.

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