The 14-year-old son of international Afrobeats musician Wizkid, Tife Balogun, has made his musical debut with his debut EP, “Champion’s Arrival.”
The young artist’s career has released his five-track project on all major streaming services.
The music industry was excited when Tife, whose stage name is Champz, recently revealed his debut single on social media
The short clip showcased his confident rap verse and maturity beyond his years, with fans and critics alike praising his flow and delivery.
One of the standout lines from the teaser, “Shout-out to the OGs in the game, but it’s time to pass on the baton,” has drawn attention for its bold message.
With the release of “Champion’s Arrival,” Tife Balogun is poised to follow in his father’s footsteps and make a name for himself in the music world.
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Meanwhile, famous Nigerian actress Regina Daniels has reacted to the release of her elder brother, Sammy West, from Suleja prison.
Sammy was granted five million naira bail on Monday, November 10 2025, and released after perfecting his bail condition.
Reacting to Sammy’s release, Regina, in a series of posts and videos on her Instagram story, noted that nobody will dare raise hand on her again.
Sharing her video call with Sammy, the actress wrote; “People love me ooo. I no believe am walai, and that makes me emotional. I love you so much my brother. Nobody go try beat me again. The kind love I have received during this period makes me feel good.“Ned thought people would hate me. Make I no lie, for
many reasons, belle dey sweet me”.
He was granted bail amid the public agitation online under the hashtag #FreeSammy. There were allegations that he was remanded under circumstances that sparked public concern.
Senator Ned Nwoko, for calling him out on social media amid his ongoing messy breakup with Regina Daniels.
Ned was accused of domestic abuse. In response, the Senator denied the allegations and accused Regina of drug abuse.
