Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe, popularly known as Kizz Daniel, has reportedly disclosed the death of his mother, offering a personal explanation for his recent absence from the music scene.


The singer reportedly made the disclosure while addressing questions surrounding his reduced musical activities, revealing that the loss had contributed to his decision to step away from recording and other demands of the entertainment industry.


Kizz Daniel, known for hit songs including “Buga,” “Cough” and “Rich Till I Die,” had previously spoken about taking time away from music to focus on his family. In June 2025, he announced a break from recording, saying his family had accused him of prioritising his music career over them.


The latest disclosure has provided further context to his decision to reduce his professional activities, as he deals with the loss within his family.


The singer’s announcement has reportedly drawn sympathy from fans and members of the entertainment community, with many expressing condolences and support for the Afrobeats star during the difficult period.


Kizz Daniel has remained active in the music industry despite previous personal losses. In 2026, he announced plans for two albums, “Uncle K” and “Radio Gidi,” while his latest single, “Owo Oluwa,” was released in September 2026.


As the singer mourns the reported loss, fans and colleagues continue to await further details from him or his representatives regarding the circumstances surrounding his mother’s death.