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    ‎‘I can’t survive my husband’s death,’ says Niniola

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    ‎Singer Niniola has paid an emotional tribute to her late husband, Michael Ndika, who died on May 19.

    ‎Remembering him on Instagram, the singer described Michael as her best friend, confidant, pillar, gossip partner, source of laughter, joy giver, provider, business partner, husband, and brother.

    ‎She said he was the most important part of her life, stating that she still expects him to walk through the door and always looked forward to his return whenever he went out.

    ‎She noted that they were inseparable at home because he never wanted her away from his side.

    ‎She described herself as a natural loner, but said Michael was all she needed because he was one in a million.

    ‎She stated that he impacted her life in many ways before his death. The singer expressed deep grief, saying she does not know how to survive the loss.

    ‎“I find myself waiting, expecting Michael to walk through the door. My BEST FRIEND my CONFIDANT, my PILLAR, my Gossip Partner, my LAUGHTER, my JOY GIVER, my Provider, my business partner, my HUSBAND, my BROTHER, HE was the air I breathe.

    ‎“I can’t survive this…I looked forward to him coming home everytime he went out… Even in the house, we were always together. He never wanted me to be away from him. Always wanted me to be by his side.

    ‎“I’m naturally a LONER, and Michael was all that I needed because he was one in a million…He touched my life in different capacities. And God took him from me”, she wrote.

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