Kizz Daniel’s management has officially addressed the circulating reports about his alleged breach of contract and a supposed €200,000 court judgment over a cancelled show in Berlin.
In a statement released on September 24, 2025, the singer’s team described the claims as “false, misleading, and defamatory”.
The controversy stems from his scheduled performance at Afrobeats Meets Berlin 2022, which never held.
According to the statement, Kizz Daniel was engaged under a performance agreement dated July 27, 2022.
The promoter, Kejuro Media & Entertainment, was responsible for securing visas and flights for the artist and his team. But the event was later “cancelled” by the promoter without proper communication.
The management revealed that on September 26, 2022, the promoter attempted to unilaterally reschedule the show to April 8, 2023, but failed to regularize new terms.
They stressed that any rescheduling could only be considered on fresh commercial grounds and would not entitle the promoter to a refund of the $50,000 deposit, which was explicitly non-refundable in the contract.
The statement read in part: “We categorically state that no such process (court judgment) has been served on our Artist.
Even if such a claim existed, it would only reveal the Promoter’s desperate and malicious attempt to malign and cripple our business reputation. If the promoter claims that we were in breach, we dare him to provide evidence of visas secured and flights booked for September 24th, 2022.”
Kizz Daniel’s team also alleged that other artists such as Teni and Diamond Platnumz were affected by the promoter’s failures.
They added that most social media accounts linked to the event had mysteriously vanished after the fallout.
Reassuring fans, the management concluded: “Kizz Daniel remains committed to his fans across Europe and the world, and preparations for the Europe Tour continue in earnest.”
