Nigerian singer Niniola Apata has sparked concern among fans after appearing noticeably slimmer in her first public appearance since announcing the death of her husband, Michael Ndika, two months ago.The Afro-house star resurfaced in a recent video shared online earlier in July and on Saturday, with many fans commenting on her significant weight loss and expressing concern over her well-being.Although she appeared to be gradually returning to public life, fans said her new look reflected the emotional toll of her husband’s death.In an Instagram Story on Saturday, Niniola shared a throwback photograph of herself alongside a message recalling her late husband’s admiration for her appearance.“Michael… Loved me thick.“You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. The Afro-house star resurfaced in a recent video shared online earlier in July and on Saturday, with many fans commenting on her significant weight loss and expressing concern over her well-being.Although she appeared to be gradually returning to public life, fans said her new look reflected the emotional toll of her husband’s death.In an Instagram Story on Saturday, Niniola shared a throwback photograph of herself alongside a message recalling her late husband’s admiration for her appearance.“Michael… Loved me thick.“You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. Although she appeared to be gradually returning to public life, fans said her new look reflected the emotional toll of her husband’s death.In an Instagram Story on Saturday, Niniola shared a throwback photograph of herself alongside a message recalling her late husband’s admiration for her appearance.“Michael… Loved me thick.“You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. In an Instagram Story on Saturday, Niniola shared a throwback photograph of herself alongside a message recalling her late husband’s admiration for her appearance.“Michael… Loved me thick.“You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “Michael… Loved me thick.“You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “You always loved me to be thick,” she wrote.A recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaIn another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. In another emotional post, the singer reflected on the pain of losing her husband.“You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “You should be here…“Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “Here with me…“Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “Death visited me and tore me apart….Related News49,498 Nigerian workers got UK work visas in five years — ReportTimi Dakolo, promoter clash over alleged £4,106 debtI only join trends that connect with me — Jide Awobona“Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “Where do I start from?“How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “How do I navigate this new and unbelievable reality?” she wrote.The recent appearance of Afro-house artist, Niniola Apata…Photo Credit: IG/ Official NiniolaMany fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. Many fans flooded social media with messages of support, encouraging the singer to remain strong while mourning her husband.PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. PUNCH Online reported in May that Niniola announced the death of her husband through a series of emotional posts on her Instagram Story.“God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. “God took him,” she wrote in one post.In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. In another, she simply wrote, “My husband died.”She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. She later added, “God took him. 13 years. 13 fing years.”*Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. Ndika was the Chief Executive Officer of NaijaReview, a multimedia platform focused on Afro-house and contemporary African music.The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. The circumstances surrounding his death were not disclosed.Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017. Niniola, who has consistently kept her marriage out of the public eye, rose to prominence after competing in Project Fame West Africa in 2013 and later gained international recognition with her hit single Maradona in 2017.