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Here’s An Advice From Kiss Daniel For The Weekend
Nigerian singer, Kizz Daniel who recently changed his name from Kiss Daniel after a bitter battle with his former record label G-Worldwide has advised his followers on twitter to alays walk away from anything that gives them bad vibes.
According to him, you don’t have to make sense of it or make clear. It’s your life and no one has to dictate to you on what you do. All you need to do is engage yourself in anything that makes you happy.
He wrote on Twitter saying:
Follow us on social media:“Walk away from anything that gives you bad vibes. You don’t have to make sense of it or make clear. It’s ur life, do what makes you happy ” 😊
— #KOL❤️JUNE 25TH (@iamkissdaniel) May 23, 2018
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