Kizz Daniel recently addressed his fans on social media, urging them to stop requesting money during online interactions.
On April 9, 2025, Nigerian Afrobeats star Kizz Daniel voiced his frustration over a recurring trend among his followers who often solicit money during his online appearances.
Taking to his X account, the Showa hitmaker, whose real name is Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, called on his fanbase—popularly known as Vaddicts—to shift their focus from financial requests to simply enjoying his presence and content.
“Vaddicts make una stop all this money thing each time I’m online … shey we no fit just vibe ni ?! … Even if God wan use me bless person, it will be in private not public. Not anymore,” Kizz Daniel posted.
The statement reflected the intent of Kizz Daniel to set clearer boundaries between himself and fans who often view celebrity engagement as an opportunity for requesting money.
While some fans supported the singer’s call for more meaningful interactions, others expressed disappointment, indicating a divide in expectations. Kizz Daniel’s message signals a shift in how artists manage the dynamics of fame and personal boundaries in the digital age.
Vaddicts make una stop all this money thing each time I’m online … shey we no fit just vibe ni ?! …. Even if God wan use me bless person , it will be in private not public . Not anymore ….
— VADO D’GREAT 🥷 (@KizzDaniel) April 9, 2025
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