Early Life

Kizz Daniel, born Oluwatobiloba Daniel Anidugbe on 1 May 1994 in Abeokuta, Ogun State, developed his passion for music while studying at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. Although he earned a degree in Water Resources Management and Agrometeorology in 2013, he gradually shifted his focus toward music, blending academics with his growing artistic ambitions.

Career

Kizz Daniel entered the Nigerian music industry with a bold start. After signing with G-Worldwide Entertainment in 2013, he gained national attention in 2014 with his breakout single “Woju.” He continued his rise in 2015 by releasing “Laye” alongside a visually captivating music video shot across East Africa. This work earned him the award for Best Video By A New Artiste at the Nigerian Music Video Awards.

He released his debut studio album “New Era” in May 2016, establishing himself as a major force in Afrobeats. Following his exit from G-Worldwide, he founded his personal label Flyboy I.N.C, signing artists Demmie Vee and Philkeyz. By 2018, he expanded his influence through chart-topping collaborations with Wizkid on “For You” and Davido on “One Ticket.” His album “No Bad Songz” quickly gained international momentum, rising to No. 1 on the Billboard World Albums chart.

Kizz Daniel continued to elevate his craft with albums like “King of Love” and global performances, including his celebrated 2022 FIFA World Cup appearance. Although controversies such as his brief arrest in Tanzania surfaced, he consistently bounced back with new releases such as “Cough (Odo).”

Kizz Daniel welcomed triplets in 2021, though he sadly lost one shortly after birth. In 2025, he announced a temporary break from recording to focus on family.

Kizz Daniel’s journey reflects resilience, reinvention, and artistic growth. His influence continues to shape Afrobeats globally while he balances fame with personal commitment.

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