Kizz Daniel’s management says there is no court case, no frozen bank accounts, and demands proof from promoters making the claims.
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Popular Nigerian singer Kizz Daniel has dismissed reports claiming that a court ordered the freezing of his bank accounts over a contract dispute. The rumors involved alleged damages of €200,000 and suggestions that his assets were blocked. According to Premium Times, his team called the reports false and misleading.
His management issued a denial on social media, saying there is no such case in court and no accounts have been frozen. They labeled the story fabricated and warned that legal steps may be taken against those spreading it.
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The rumors claimed Kizz Daniel was to pay €200,000 in damages after failing to appear at a show despite having received a $50,000 advance. Some reports said a court had frozen his personal and business bank accounts, including those with Access Bank.
His management pushed back, saying the promoter of the Berlin concert failed to meet obligations like securing visas and flights. They said the event was cancelled by the promoter, not by Kizz Daniel. Also, they said no court order has been issued for any freezing of accounts.
The controversy relates to a past show organised by a promoter, Kejuro Media & Entertainment, who allegedly cancelled the event. The management says the promoter breached the contract first. The singer’s reputation has been dragged into speculation, leading to online rumors.
Kizz Daniel’s statement aims to clear his name and ease fan concerns. His music activities and scheduled shows remain ongoing. Legal experts believe defaming claims like this could lead to civil action if the promoter cannot provide evidence.
Is Kizz Daniel’s account frozen by court order?
No, the artist and his management emphasize that no court has ordered any account freeze.
What is the €200,000 claim about?
It relates to an alleged breach of contract tied to a concert in Berlin, but Kizz Daniel’s team says the promoter failed to fulfil key conditions, making the claim unfounded.
Does Kizz Daniel acknowledge any part of the allegations?
No. He disputes all claims regarding breaches, damages, or account freeze, saying he upheld his part of the agreement where possible.
Will there be legal action?
His management has warned that those behind the alleged false report may face legal consequences for spreading misinformation.
How has the public reacted?
Fans largely support his denial. Many call for promoters to provide proof before publicizing serious claims against artists.
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