“I Can’t Get Over My Dad’s Assassination” – Niniola Opens Up on Painful Childhood Trauma
Nigerian Afro-House queen, Niniola, has opened up about one of the most painful experiences of her life — the assassination of her father.
In a heartfelt revelation, the award-winning singer disclosed that she has never been able to fully heal from the tragic incident. According to Niniola, the memory of losing her father to gunmen is something she continues to carry with her, even as she builds her music career and personal life.
“I can’t get over my dad’s assassination,” Niniola admitted, explaining how the shocking loss shaped her personality, resilience, and determination to succeed despite life’s challenges.
The “Maradona” crooner, who is also the elder sister of Afro-pop sensation Teni, revealed that her father’s death left a huge vacuum in her family. She added that though time has passed, the trauma remains fresh, serving as both a scar and a reminder of her strength.
Fans have reacted strongly to her confession, with many sending messages of support and encouragement. The revelation also sparked conversations about the long-lasting effects of childhood trauma, grief, and how celebrities often use their art as an outlet for healing.
Despite her struggles, Niniola continues to stand tall as one of Nigeria’s most respected female artists, using her music not only as a form of expression but also as a source of inspiration to others facing similar battles.
