Niniola Apata’s hit song “Maradona” made its way to Beyonce’s album as a contributor to the song, “Find Your Way Back”.

Describing “Maradona” as the song that keeps giving back, the Queen of Afro-House couldn’t hold back her joy as she shared the news on Instagram. She also stated that contributing to Beyonce’s album is a dream come true for her.

Meanwhile, she has appreciated her label, management company, publishers and lawyers and everyone that has contributed to her success story so far.

See Niniola’s post on “Maradona” contributing to Beyonce’s most recent album below:

 

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“MARADONA!!!” The Song that keeps giving!👯‍♂👯‍♂ When the advance royalty cheque comes in from featuring on @Beyonce’s Album, “THE GIFT”, and you can’t but give thanks to God. 🙏🏿🙏🏿 Being a contributor to the “Find Your Way Home” Song off Queen B’s Album was a dream come true for me and I cannot wait to share with you, greater news and opportunities that this has opened me up to, internationally. 🤓🤓🤓 As always, a big thank you to all of you for continuing to support the Niniola brand. Special thanks to my Label, @@drumrollrecords, my Management Company @Naijareview my Publishers @kobaltmusic my lawyers @rbmmnigeria and everyone that continues to work behind the scene to ensure I achieve my God-given potential. I love you all. 👏🏿😘 #NINIOLA #QOAH #AFROBOSS #AFROHOUSE #AFROHOUSE2DWORLD

A post shared by Niniola (Queen Of Afro-House) (@officialniniola) on Nov 4, 2019 at 3:24am PST

Beyonce released her latest album titled “Lion King: The Gift”. The album also featured a number of African artistes in its 14-song tracklist. These artistes include Wizkid, Tiwa Savage, Burna Boy, Mr Eazi, Yemi Alade, Shatta Wale and Tekno, among others.

Niniola Apata’s music career started in 2013 when she participated in the sixth season of Project Fame West Africa.

She then released her debut single, “Ibadi” in 2014. After this, she received a nomination for the Most Promising Act To Watch category at the 2015 Nigeria Entertainment Awards.

She has since released hit singles including “Maradona”, “Sicker”, “Bana” and, most recently, “Omo Rapala”. Check out “Maradona” below: