Kizz Daniel is absolutely fed up with people spreading lies about his finances, and he’s not staying quiet about it anymore.
The “Buga” hitmaker has come out swinging against a wild story that’s been making rounds on social media, claiming a court ordered his bank accounts frozen over some European show drama.
According to the viral report, Kizz Daniel supposedly owes €200,000 in damages for skipping a gig after pocketing a $50,000 advance, with Access Bank allegedly freezing his accounts on court orders.
The singer’s management didn’t waste time shooting down these claims.
In a strongly-worded statement, they made it crystal clear that the whole story is fabricated and damaging to their artist’s reputation.
“This is not the first time the artist has been a target of false rumours, but such distractions will not derail him from delivering quality music to his fans worldwide,” they stated, clearly frustrated with the constant gossip mill.
But here’s where things get serious – they’re not just denying the claims and moving on.
Kizz Daniel’s team is ready to take legal action against whoever started and spread these rumors.
They’re basically saying: “Keep playing with our name and see what happens in court.”
So what actually happened? Kizz Daniel’s team decided to set the record straight by going back to where this whole mess started – something called “Afrobeats Meets Berlin 2022.”
According to them, here’s what really went down: Some event promoter got slick and started using Kizz Daniel’s name, face, and image (along with other artists) to sell tickets for a festival that straight-up never happened.
The management explained that Kizz Daniel was actually ready to perform and do his job, but the promoter “failed to uphold his own obligations.”
Translation: the guy who organized the event messed up on his end, but somehow Kizz Daniel is getting blamed for it.
His team made it clear they’re tired of constantly having to defend against made-up stories when their artist is just trying to focus on making music and performing for fans.
The fact that they’re threatening legal action shows they’re not playing around anymore.
