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“He did everything for me and was my engine” – Niniola breaks down as she speaks about late husband at his service of songs (Video)

Award-winning Nigerian singer Niniola has given a speech about her late husband.

At his Service of Songs on Thursday, the singer said her late husband, Michael, did everything for her and was breathing for her. She said her husband loved her so much, and she learned so much from him.

Nini said when they met, he promised to make her a superstar, and he did. She described the deceased as her engine, as he was the first person she saw in the morning and the last person she saw at night.

“Michael did everything for me. He was breathing for me. He loved me so much. I learnt so much from him. When he met me, he said, “I will make you a superstar.” Michael was my engine. He was the first person I saw in the morning and the last person at night.

Kemi Filani reported last month that the elder sister of Teni shared the devastating news on her Instagram story, posting photos of herself and her husband over the years. Though not disclosing the cause of the death, Nini announced that God had taken him away from her after 13 years.

Following his death, she shared videos of her husband as she expressed heartbreak over his demise. She said there was never a dull moment with him and expressed her honour at having met him.

Confirming her marriage, OAP N6 said the couple’s relationship was so coded, and he loved that the industry respected their union. Bidding him farewell, he expressed heartbreak over the news and expressed concern for Niniola.

Still mourning him, the singer said she can’t survive his death as she looks forward to him coming home. She said they were always together in the house, and that he always wanted her by his side, as she was naturally a loner.

Meanwhile, a Twitter user questioned how she kept him private for 13 years and was now updating the public on his death. He pointed out the irony that she didn’t want pictures on the internet when he was alive, but was posting him after his demise.