Wizkid son was a year older yesterday

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This year’s birthday celebration will be different for little Boluwatife because his young father plucked up courage and publicly admitted parenthood.However, Wizkid made several public denials, in October 2013, he became part of his son’s life. Boluwatife’s mother Oluwanishola Ogudugu wrote the sweetest words to her son Bolu as he turns three today:“Today makes it exactly 3 years that you came into my Life and ever since my life has been filled with Joy, Happiness, Blessings, Unexpected Miracles, Uplifting Moments and So Much More….. I Adore your Smile, I Cherish your Hugs, I’m Proud of your Intelligence and Smartness and Overwhelmed by your Kind Heart…. But Most of all I LOVE THAT YOU’RE MY SON. I Honestly cannot believe how time flies, As YOUNG as you are you have taught me soooo much POSITIVE Life lessons… You amaze me with the things you do and SAY especially… I constantly get the chills when you call me ‘MOMMY’… Words are not enough to express how much LOVE I got for you my darling BOLUWATIFE. Love you to the moon and beyond SON. HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY SUGAR BANANA.”

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Location: Lagos, Nigeria

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