The “Buga” hitmaker expressed frustration over fans who frequently used online interactions to request financial help.
Kizz Daniel, known for his soulful melodies and chart-topping anthems, urged his supporters to focus on sharing positive vibes rather than asking for money.
The singer emphasized that any act of generosity on his part would be done discreetly and under divine inspiration rather than in a public setting.
He firmly added, “Not anymore,” to establish clear boundaries with his fans.
In his exact words, he wrote: “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 ….”
The reactions to his post were mixed, reflecting the challenge of redefining the relationship between celebrities and their fans.
While some supporters understood his perspective, others struggled to adapt to this new approach, as many often see public figures as a source of financial assistance.
Here are some reactions from fans
@GucciStarboi: “Are you lowkey saying that we your vaddict fans are giveaway fans ?? Delete this post now, we can’t take this from you.”
@realestos: “Na wetin make Davido get fans o, if you like go snooze, dem go leave u follow who Dey dash money next”
@Daynewsin_: “We go cancel you if you no do giveaway”
@rukky_nate: “You trained them, now you must raise them.”
@ogochukwu_udeze: “Drop aza make I spoil your life not all your fans are broke and hungry.”
@DreamChaserdogs: “Uncle k you self na man you be make Dem drop aza make I help you fund dem”
See tweet below
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
