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Published on 2024-01-25 16:53:22
Famous singer Kizz Daniel has weighed in on Vice President Kashim Shettima’s claim that his hit song ‘Buga’ is almost becoming Nigeria’s second national anthem. Kizz Daniel stated that the song is actually the anthem of the African continent, not just Nigeria.
In a recent interview, Vice President Kashim Shettima highlighted the global impact of Nigerian art and culture and mentioned Kizz Daniel and Tekno’s song ‘Buga’ as almost becoming the country’s second national anthem. However, Kizz Daniel took to social media to express his appreciation for Shettima’s comment while asserting that the song holds significance beyond Nigeria’s borders.
In a viral clip of the interview, Kizz Daniel appreciated Shettima’s recognition of the song but emphasized that ‘Buga’ is the anthem of the entire African continent. He thanked Vice President Kashim Shettima for his comment and clarified that the song holds broader cultural significance.
This statement from Kizz Daniel sheds light on the song’s impact and popularity not just within Nigeria, but across the African continent. It reflects the artist’s pride in representing African culture and music on a global scale.
The singer’s response to Vice President Shettima’s comment underscores the importance of recognizing the broader cultural and continental significance of music and art. By asserting that ‘Buga’ is the anthem of the African continent, Kizz Daniel highlights the song’s ability to resonate with a wide audience beyond national borders.
Overall, Kizz Daniel’s remarks serve to underscore the global appeal of his music and the cultural significance it holds for audiences both in Nigeria and across the African continent. This statement further solidifies the song’s status as a musical anthem that transcends national boundaries and resonates with listeners on a broader scale.
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