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Niniola

Nigerian singer-songwriter · Nigeria · Musicians · Born 1986 · age 39

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Niniola turned a reality-show run into a lane of her own - Afro-house with a Lagos pulse, built on a voice that doesn't ask for space.

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  1. During secondary school days, I started entertaining my friends during lunchtime...I had a sort of request songs and I would sing.

    Niniola speaking at an interview about her journey into music., Own words

  2. I'm glad I can be comfortable as an African and singing my YouTube language when I drop songs, I drop beat songs.

    Niniola speaking at an interview about her journey into music, Own words

  3. Maradona was a hit song when I dropped the video I and my team members knew it was a hit song for me but didn't know it was a master jam.

    Niniola speaking about her album "colours and sounds", Own words

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Awards

OkayAfrica 100 Women2019

In their orbit

Sibling: Teni

About this person

Niniola Apata was born on 15 December 1986 in Nigeria. She competed in the sixth season of Project Fame West Africa in 2013, which put her in the national spotlight but not yet on her own terms. The following year she released "Ibadi", her debut single, and the track carried enough spark to earn her a nomination for Most Promising Act to Watch at the 2015 Nigeria Entertainment Awards. What followed was a steady claim on Afro-house - a sound she's made unmistakably hers.

Country
Nigeria
Category
Musicians
Type
Singer / Musician
Status
living
Dates
Born 1986 · age 39

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