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Musician Kizz Daniel is a man of integrity:  He sends 50% of the revenue generated from the song ‘Buga’ to Tekno that collaborated with him in the song (video)

April 15, 2024 by AFRIPOL Leave a Comment

Remember the great and tantalizing song ‘Buga’ that kizz Daniel  made in 2022.   Kizz Daniel collaborated with Afro-pop artist Tekno to make the song and video. There was no written document signed by two friends, it was just word of mouth. Even without contractual agreement between the two,  Kizz Daniel being a man of integrity sends 50% of the revenue generated from the song to Tekno. This shows that men of integrity are still around. Very impressive indeed! Below are the words of Afro-pop superstar Tekno explaining what happened.

Tekno in his words: “I got on Kizz Daniel’s Buga with no sort of legal agreement. I wasn’t expecting anything from him. Wanted to be silent about this but I think some levels of gratitude deserve to be spoken of. Do y’all know Kizz Daniel sends me 50% of every revenue he generates from that song . After his Buga tour he sent me close to a Billion Naira and I was already shocked enough by that move. He didn’t end just there. Every month I receive millions as my own share of the revenue generated by Buga on streaming platforms… Kizz is a great guy I can’t lie”

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