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Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Oluwatobiloba Anidugbe, popularly known as Kizz Daniel, has opened up about why he decided to take a break from music.
Responding to a fan via X on Friday, the singer attributed his decision to the death of his mother earlier this year.
According to him, the break was not because he was working on a new album.
The fan, @VicroyDominion1, had tweeted, guessing that working on a new album had made the singer busy and prompted him to pause for a while.
Kizz Daniel, however, said, “I paused for my Mom, not an album… Lost her this year, but I gotta keep moving for the rest of the family… sorry I came late this year.”
Recall that in 2025, Kizz Daniel also revealed that his wife had lost her mother in 2024.
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