Baller: Solving My Problem, Helping Others | DAVID MARK OBE | TEDxNTICAbujaYouth
David Mark Obe, an SS3 student from NTIC Kano, shares how his passion for football led him to create Baller—a platform that connects young talents to scouts through simple video uploads. Frustrated by the challenges of expensive and inaccessible scouting programs, David turned his personal struggle into a tech-driven solution. Baller is not just about his dream—it’s about opening doors for thousands like him. This is a story of innovation, self-interest turned impact, and how solving your own problem can change lives. Strengths: David is a logical and well-structured thinker. He has strong analytical skills and an excellent command of language, making him an effective and persuasive speaker.
Readiness: Ready. He is disciplined and articulate, making him a reliable and impactful speaker. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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