Nigerian music star, Kizz Daniel was reportedly held hostage by Babcock students last night, for allegedly collecting N3.5m without performing.
According to the aggrieved Babcock students, Kizz Daniel who made them wait 7 hours for his performance showed up, but refused to move in because they couldn’t provide two G Wagons to convey him and his team.
However after the Babcock students rallied round and got a Benz for him, he then gave the excuse of N3.5m being too small for him since he is a well-traveled artiste. However the claims by the Fly Boss Inc Boss got the students angry, and they reportedly tagged him a ‘scammer’ and demanded a refund from him.
Here is the video below;
Some aggrieved students of the institution have already taken to social media to call out the singer.
@AmusaFarouk wrote;
In kiss daniel’s voice “Loving you na scam Babcock wire me money .# This guy has scammed Babcock
@ayomikunnn wrote;
Kiss Daniel should be replaced with Amaka as the new disappointment
@lardae_xx wrote;
People that didn’t pay for the freshers fair are even pained that they didn’t see kizz Daniel than people that did
@Mosaku_Tolu wrote;
Started following kizz Daniel today… to see what he is gonna tweet next about Babcock…. mad scam
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