Some Nigerian celebrity has taken a quick swipe at Kizz Daniel, over his comments claiming that the Nigerian music industry is a “cabal”.
On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, Kizz Daniel took to his Twitter page to share a post about what is happening in the music industry.
The music star in his post alleged that the Nigerian music industry is operating like a cabal, saying that those who don’t associate are usually sidelined.
According to the singer’s post, he wrote “Be calm and locate sense, for this is not an industry, it’s a cabal, who no belong will belong. I will be Barnabas, I do it for the passion/love and I’m f**king great at it.”
But drama started when the tweet did not settle well with some of his pals in the industry.
Jaywon reacted to his claim saying that he should not expect to get what he cannot give.
He also said that the music industry is not just about talent and packaging.
In his words, he stated “Well, the industry is not just about talent alone or packaging. No, be every time packaging dey work. Love and respect, love and respect people, and you will be loved and respected too,” he wrote.
“You no fit get when you no dey give boy!!!! Las last everybody goes dey okay!! If you haven’t done 10 years in this game. Keep shut when men dey talk!!! cabal ko Kabba nii…you get what you give. So, enjoy it as e do reach your don’t know.”
A media personality, Ehizojie Okoeguale better known as Ehiz, also undertook Kizz Daniel’s claim.
Ehiz said the singer should rather focus on dealing with his problem since “no one regards him.”
According to the media VJ in his combination of English and Pidgin, he wrote “You talking about Cabal? You!!!!! No one regards you ni**a so free that Cabal talk … you the headache to your problem. No, be only cabal na 57.”
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