To mark their 7th wedding anniversary, Banky W took to his Instagram page to share a beautiful montage of adorable moments with Adesua from their seven years together. The musician, who recently relocated abroad with his family, expressed his gratitude to his wife for being his rock and partner through the years.

In a heartfelt note, Banky W wrote, "Thank you for seeing who I was before I became him. Thank you for choosing me, 7 years and counting. Thank you for being my heart and building our home and family… I love you now, always and eternally."

The singer also shared a personal message, revealing that he was initially nervous about becoming a husband and father, but Adesua's love and support made it easy for him.

Meanwhile, Banky W and Adesua tied the knot in 2017 and have two sons together. The couple's anniversary celebration is proof of their enduring love and commitment to each other.

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In a series of posts on X, Skales credited Olamide, Timaya, Banky W, and Burna Boy for their support but emphasized that Wizkid did not play a role in his career advancement.

Skales, who was formerly signed to Banky W's Empire Mates Entertainment (EME) alongside Wizkid, stated, "Put some respect on my name… Banky W deserves the praise and respect for believing in teenagers." Also, he acknowledged collaborative benefits with Burna Boy but stressed that no one helped launch his career.

"I love Burna, but don't say he helped me… Only my fans and God's grace," Skales wrote. Additionally, he expressed his desire to focus on music, avoiding negative energy.

Meanwhile, this clarification about contribution to his success comes amidst speculation about the dynamics between Skales and Wizkid. Lastly, they have both achieved significant success since their time at EME.

Listen I will defend myself always … I love Burna but don’t you ever say he helped me … no one helped me! Only my fans and God’s grace .. we do collabo wey all of us benefit from .. if the thing no benefit us we no go Dey perform for our different sets … pic.twitter.com/pbaSF2UMvA

— SKALES (@youngskales) October 27, 2024

put some respect on my name… I don tell una the only person sef wey help me na olamide and Timaya and Banky w… much respect to Burna … you guys always love to see artiste go against each other but ama set the record straight … I’m a don with this music and all I wana do is…

— SKALES (@youngskales) October 27, 2024

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Adesua shared the joyful news on Instagram on October 10, 2024, posting stunning photos from her maternity shoot, where she proudly showcased her baby bump in a vibrant orange dress.

The actress captioned the post: "First, we had each other, then we had your brother, then God sent you and now? NOW, we have everything."

Meanwhile, Banky W responded with gratitude, writing: "May our lives forever be a series of indisputable evidence and unquestionable proof that Jesus is alive, and that He answers prayers. Thank you, God. #SeeWhatTheLordHasDone."

Also, fans, friends, and fellow celebrities flooded the comment section with congratulatory messages.

Lastly, the couple, who tied the knot in 2017, welcomed their first child, Hazaiah, in 2021.

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Nigerian singer, actor, and politician Banky W has embarked on an academic journey, pursuing a Master's degree in Policy Management at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.

He shared his excitement and emotional airport goodbye with his family on Instagram. Also, he shared photos of his reunion with fellow Nigerian singer Eldee The Don.

Additionally, Banky W expressed his motivations for pursuing higher education: "For family. For faith. For finding purpose."

His wife, Adesua Etomi-Wellington, showed support and love, commenting: "Home is wherever you are."

Lastly, Banky W will spend the next year studying for his Master's degree at Georgetown University.

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However, behind the electrifying performances and chart-topping hits, many of these stars have found love and built lasting relationships. This listicle dives into the personal lives of some of Afrobeats' biggest names, uncovering the romantic side of these musical icons. 

From fairytale weddings to enduring partnerships, prepare to be captivated by the love stories of these married Afrobeats artists. Here’s a listicle featuring notable Afrobeats artists who you didn't know were married.

7.  Davido

This is last on the list since we all weren’t off the internet when 30BG King had his wedding. Davido and Chioma Rowland tied the knot on June 25, 2024, marking the culmination of their long-term relationship that began during their time at Babcock University.

The couple, who tragically lost their son Ifeanyi in 2022, welcomed twins in October 2023. As a result of their grand wedding, Davido now joins the list of married celebrities.

6. 2Baba (Innocent Idibia)

African Queen crooner, 2Baba formerly known as 2Face  got married to his wife Annie Idibia on May 2, 2012. 2Baba is a pioneer in the Afrobeats genre and has been married to Annie for over a decade. 

Despite facing challenges, including his previous relationships and children with other women, they have remained committed to each other.  They are proud parents of Isabel Idibia and Olivia Idibia.

5. Adekunle Gold and Simi

Adekunle Gold and Simi, both prominent artists in the Afrobeats scene, surprised many fans when they got married on January 9, 2019. They kept their relationship private before tying the knot.

After getting married, they have continued to share their support and love for each other. In May 2020, they welcomed their first child, a daughter named Deja.

4. Banky W (Olubankole Wellington)

Banky W, who is now a Nigerian Senator, was once a successful singer and actor. He married the beautiful model Adesua Etomi on November 25, 2017, after a brief engagement.

In 2021, they welcomed their first child, a son whom they named Hazaiah Wellington. Notably, in the same year, Adesua and Banky W shared the story of their marriage and their struggles with conception and childbearing titled 'Final Say Faith'.

3. Peter Okoye (Mr. P)

Peter Okoye, one half of the P-Square duo, now known as Mr. P, is married to Lola Omotayo-Okoye. The couple tied the knot on November 17, 2013, after dating for good 8 years. 

They have two children, a son named Cameron and a daughter named Aliona. Their marriage has been relatively scandal-free, and they frequently share their family moments on social media.

2. Paul Okoye (Rudeboy)

Paul Okoye, who is also from the group P-Square, initially married Anita Okoye in a traditional ceremony on March 22, 2014. They have three children together, but they are currently going through a divorce. 

With the divorce in progress, Paul traditionally wedded influencer and content creator, Ivy Ifeoma, in 2024. Strikingly, the new wife confirmed rumours of her being pregnant a few months later.

1. Olamide

Olamide, a prominent figure in the Afrobeats genre, has been in a long-term relationship with Adebukunmi Aisha Sulaimon, with whom he shares two children. The couple has been together for over 8 years. 

Rumours suggest that they got married in 2020, but this is widely unconfirmed. Their children are Batifeori Maximiliano Adedeji, their firstborn, and Tunrepin Myles Adedeji, born in 2019, four years after the birth of their first child.

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In a rare display of public affection, Olamide, known for keeping a low profile, retweeted a post shared by Wizkid on his social media handle and simply wrote: "Birthday wishes."

The two music industry giants have a long history, having entered the limelight almost simultaneously in 2011 with their breakout record Omo To Shan. However, at the time, Olamide was signed to ID Cabasa's Coded Tunes, while Wizkid was signed to Banky W's E.M.E. label.

Today, Olamide is the brain behind one of Nigeria's biggest labels, YBNL, while Wizkid runs the successful Star Boy Entertainment label. Despite their individual success, the duo has maintained a cordial relationship. Lastly, Olamide's birthday wishes are proof of their enduring friendship.

Birthday blessings https://t.co/TPHHbWyogH

— Olamidé (@Olamide) July 16, 2024

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After the success of his fourth cancer surgery, the talented artist shared videos of his success and revealed how he overcame the deadly terminal illness.

He said “Final Score –Christ 4 – Cancer Tumors 0. Sometimes, your faith in God will not prevent the storms from coming… but it will carry you through them. Faith won’t always stop you from hurting, but it will help you heal, and it will help you deal.”

Continuing, he said “God never said the weapons wouldn’t form, He promised that they wouldn’t prosper. He never said the enemy wouldn’t come…He promised that when the enemy came in like a flood, the Spirit of God would raise a standard against him. Posting this testimony to encourage anyone out there who is going through a challenge.”

He then advised fans who may be feeling lost saying, “It might seem bigger than you, but greater is He that is in you than anything you will face in this world. Grateful for my wife, family, friends, and Pastors for their love, prayers, and support. Thanking God for my health and trusting that this latest victory is final in Jesus’ name.”

Lastly, he appreciated those who were there for him during those times, “Appreciating the gifted hands and minds of my doctors, Dr. Onyewu of the Center for Advanced Specialty Surgery, and Dr. Adenuga of Euracare and the teams that support them. We have the victory yet again. Now and forever, in Jesus’ name. And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.” – Romans 8:28.”

"Final score:
Christ 4-0 Cancer tumors"

Banky W celebrates winning his battle against cancer pic.twitter.com/Y9MQrUrxZj

— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) May 23, 2024

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In a recent interview, the singer and father of one emphasized that money is not the key to true happiness. Banky W explained that everyone has an internal void that can only be filled by God.

He asserted that attempts to fill this void with money, women, alcohol, or other material pursuits will never lead to lasting satisfaction. While acknowledging that a certain amount of money is necessary for a comfortable life, he argued that wealth alone does not guarantee happiness.

To illustrate his point, Banky W recounted his experience of sitting across from a billionaire, whose wealth was not in naira, who eventually ended his own life. He questioned why so many billionaires choose to end their lives if money truly brought happiness, showcasing his belief that fulfillment comes from a deeper source than financial success.

"If money was the key to happiness, then billionaires will never commit suicid3"

- Banky W pic.twitter.com/1MnpjMmE0c

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Adesua expressed her immense affection for her husband on his birthday through a heartfelt message and affectionate videos capturing their cherished moments together. She affectionately referred to him as her bestie, baby daddy, and showered him with endearing terms. Adesua emphasized her struggle to condense her feelings into a short message due to the plethora of qualities she admires in him.

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The Nollywood actress shared a lengthy love note celebrating Banky W's birthday. The love note was complemented by delightful videos showcasing their shared experiences during vacations and quality time spent together. Adesua, who also mentioned their journey into parenthood, emphasized her profound love for Banky W. She labeled him as her partner in life, best friend, and exemplary father.

A plethora of their closest friends and well-wishers enthusiastically joined in the birthday celebrations. They extended their heartfelt birthday wishes in the comment section.

She wrote "Taking a lil break from my hiatus to scream HAPPY BIRTHDAYYYYY TO MY BESTIEEEE, MY BABY DADDY, MY HONEY, THE LOVE OF MY LIFE AND THE BEST PAPA IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE. @bankywellington".

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From pioneering acts who shattered stereotypes to contemporary trailblazers pushing boundaries, these women have not only showcased exceptional lyrical prowess but have also challenged societal norms and inspired generations. In this article, we delve into the top nine female rappers who have not only dominated but redefined the Nigerian hip-hop scene with their undeniable talent and unwavering determination.

1. Eva Alordiah

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Elohor Eva Alordiah, popularly known as Eva Alordiah, is celebrated as Nigeria's premier female rapper, boasting a multifaceted career as a rapper, makeup artist, actress, YouTube vlogger, and fashion icon. Introduced to rap at the age of 10 through the influence of Eminem, Eva's passion for words and rhyming led her to pursue a career in hip hop. Her debut single I Dey Play in 2009 marked the beginning of a journey that would establish her as the most consistent and complete female rapper in Nigeria.

Over the years, Eva has released acclaimed projects such as the Gigo and Eva EPs, as well as her debut album 1960 in 2016, featuring collaborations with industry heavyweights like Femi Kuti, Olamide, and Phyno. Noteworthy singles like Deaf propelled her to critical acclaim and earned her nominations and awards, including the YEM Award for Best Rap Single. Eva's impact extends beyond music, as she has organized rap competitions for female artists, advocating for gender equality in the industry. With her enduring relevance, accolades, and endorsement deals, Eva Alordiah has solidified her status as the epitome of female rap in Nigeria and is rightfully hailed as the greatest female rapper the country has ever produced.

2.  Sasha P

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Talented rapper, Anthonia Yetunde Alabi, popularly known as Sasha P, is one household name that will be remembered for generations for her indelible influence in the Nigerian hip-hop scene. She acquired the moniker of first lady of Nigerian hip-hop and was the first Naija rapper to achieve international recognition when few were around the scene. Her fame has continued to be a blueprint.

Her journey into the hip-hop industry began with musical collaborations before she got signed to eLDee's Trybe Records. She moved on to Storms Record, where she rose to prominence in 2001 with the successful release of her debut album, First Lady. Among many awards in her bag, Shasha won the Best Female Artist award at the Women in Entertainment Awards U.K. for her first single, Adara. She became the first Nigerian female artist to win the Best Female Award at MTV Africa Music Awards (MAMA) 2015. Besides Adara, she released Gidi Babe on her birthday in 2009. In 2012, she debuted with an E.P. named Bad Girl P before stepping away from music to focus on her business.

3. Blaise

Funke Martin Luther, also known by her stage name Blaise, emerged onto the rap scene as early as the 1990s with the group Da Trybe. Her talents quickly became evident, and she made her mark with a feature on the hit single Oya in 2002. Blaise's skill and dedication propelled her to notable platforms such as the 2008 MTV Base/Zain Advance Warning Rap Competition, the 2009 Hennessy Nigerian Artistry Competition, and the BET Cypher in 2011.

Throughout her career, Blaise collaborated with industry heavyweights, lending her distinctive voice and style to hit singles like DJ Jimmy Jatt's Too Much remix, Dipp's Good Girls remix, Da Suspekt's I No Send You remix, and MI's Blaze remix. Her versatility and undeniable talent solidified her status as a respected figure in Nigerian hip-hop, garnering recognition and admiration from fans and peers alike.

4. Weird MC

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Nigerian-British rapper, Adesola Idowu, better known as Weird MC, made her musical debut in 1996 with the release of her first single Allen Avenue. The following year, she unveiled her debut album Simply Weird, which earned her the prestigious title of Best Hip Hop Album at the AMEN Awards.

In 2006, Weird MC returned with her second album titled After the Storm, which featured the chart-topping hit Ijoya, produced by Don Jazzy and JJC. This album received critical acclaim and secured the award for Best Pop Album at the 2007 Headies. Additionally, Weird MC was honoured with the Artist of the Year award at the same ceremony.

Ijoya became a sensation in 2006, winning the Channel O Music Video Award for Best Special Effect. Further solidifying her status as a musical powerhouse, Weird MC collaborated with P-Square on the widely successful Busy Body Remix. Despite her hiatus from releasing new music, Weird MC made a comeback with several hit tracks between 2013 and 2015, including Iwaju Iwaju, Ijoya Remix, Oya Eh, and Carry Go, showcasing her enduring talent and relevance in the Nigerian music scene.

5. Bouqui

What do you think of this song #NowPlaying: Mole Jo - Bouqui We play the best in #afrobeats https://t.co/l0PWFcXSHv
Buy song https://t.co/saiQnfdiEg pic.twitter.com/GBHrxfq7NS

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Bukola Folayan, also known as Bouqui, began her music career in the early 2000s with the group G-Vibes before pursuing a solo path. Her debut album BOUQUI set a record with fourteen tracks and four skits, including the hit single Get It Started which quickly rose to the top of music charts. The album received critical acclaim, earning Bouqui the prestigious AMEN Award for Best Female Act in 2007.

In 2013, she released her second album Redefinition, featuring the hit single MONILE and a collaboration with Grammy nominee Da T.r.u.t.h. Bouqui's impact on the Nigerian music scene continues, with her latest musical endeavour being the release of the music video for Demo featuring Angeloh in 2018.

6. Kel

Kelechi Ohia, popularly known as Kel, rose to fame as a Nigerian singer with hit singles like Waa Wa Alright, You Too Fine, and Turn By Turn, featuring Wizkid. Recognized as the country's best female rap MC, she gained widespread acclaim until encountering issues with her record company, Capital Hill Music, owned by renowned video director Clarence Peters.

Upon her departure from Capital Hill Music, Kel's once-thriving career faced a decline, and she struggled to reclaim her former star status. Her 2009 debut album, The Investment, featured collaborations with notable artists such as Wizkid, Illbliss, and Ice Prince, earning her the Best Female Artist Award at the MAMA awards. Despite initial success, Kel's journey in the music industry has been marked by challenges and a shift in fortunes.

7. Muna

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Munachi Abii, born Munachi Gail Teresa Nwankwo, and known by her stage name Muna, is a multi-talented Nigerian artist who excels as a rapper, songwriter, pageant winner, television presenter, and model. Her rise to fame began in 2007 when she won the prestigious Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant. In 2010, she made waves in the music industry with hit singles like I Feel Real and Killer Queen.

Muna's versatility as an artist is evident through her collaborations on popular tracks such as Waje's Inspired, DJ Jimmy Matt's Komije, and Banky W's Lagos Party Remix. She also showcased her rap skills on the BET Nigeria cyphers in 2011 and 2012 and served as a judge on the rap contest Nokia Don't Break The Beat alongside Mode 9 and DJ Jimmy Jatt. In 2016, Muna released her latest single I Choose You featuring Lamboginni, demonstrating her continued presence and influence in the Nigerian music scene.

8. Mo' Cheddah

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Modupe-Oreoluwa Oyeyemi Ola, professionally known as Mo'cheddah, burst onto the Nigerian music scene at a young age with her promotional song If You Want Me, which quickly earned her a contract with Knighthouse Entertainment. In 2010, she made her mark with the release of her debut studio album, Franchise Celebrity, garnering accolades such as Best New Artist and Best Female Video at the MAMA and Channel O Awards. Two years later, in 2012, Mo'cheddah took a significant step by parting ways with Knighthouse to establish her own label, Cheddah Music.

Throughout her career, Mo'cheddah has delivered numerous hit singles, including Survive and Let Me Love You, produced by Mosa, as well as "Bad" featuring Olamide, and her timeless anthem Destinabamri with Phyno, solidifying her status as one of Nigeria's top female rappers.

9. Pryse 

Princess Esindu, widely known as Pryse, rose to prominence as a Nigerian female rapper under Chocolate City. During her time with the label, she released notable tracks and featured on the Indestructible album. After leaving Chocolate City, Pryse embarked on a solo career, showcasing her skills through acclaimed freestyles and guest verses on various tracks.

Notable collaborations include songs with Funbi, Koker, and Eva Alordiah. Pryse also appeared on platforms like the Hennessy Cypher Part 3 and DJ Jimmy Jatt's Jimmy Jump Off. She later established her record label, I.C.O.N Music, emphasizing her focus on international connections in the music industry.

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This comes after fellow artist, Wizkid's reluctance to be labeled solely as an Afrobeats artist.

A throwback video of Davido resurfaced online today, Sunday, March 17, 2024, capturing the artist articulating his perspective on the matter.

When asked to differentiate between R&B and Afrobeats, Davido pointed out notable R&B singers like Johnny Drille, Chike and Banky W, asserting that some of his own tracks fall within the R&B spectrum. Contrary to common misconceptions, Davido clarified that Afrobeats is not a style of music, rather it is used to describe African musicians.

He explained the cultural essence embedded within Afrobeats, emphasizing its roots in African musical traditions. Highlighting the evolving nature of Afrobeats, Davido mentioned Odumodublvck, an African-born hip-hop artist who, despite primarily producing drill music, is categorized under the Afrobeats umbrella.

He further attributed the original sound of Afrobeats to the legendary Fela Kuti, tracing its origins back to his pioneering contributions.

As the global acclaim for Afrobeats continues to soar, Davido's words serve as a testament to the genre's dynamic evolution and enduring cultural significance.

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The Gunners emerged triumphant in a tense match, with their goalkeeper, David Raya, delivering a stellar performance by saving two penalties in the shootout, ultimately leading Arsenal to a 4-2 win.

This achievement marks Arsenal's first appearance in the Champions League quarter-finals since 2010, a significant milestone for the club and its fans worldwide.

Celebrations erupted among Nigerian celebrities who are avid supporters of the North London club, as they took to social media to express their joy and excitement over the recent win.

Renowned musician, Banky W extended his blessings to Arsenal's goalkeeper David Raya, saying, "God bless you Raya," in a show of appreciation for his remarkable contribution to the team's success.

Patoranking, another Nigerian music sensation and Arsenal fan, shared his exhilaration on his X handle, declaring, "We are in the Quarter final Arsenal," highlighting the collective pride among fans.

Meanwhile, singer Timaya opted for a playful jab at Arsenal's rival clubs, teasingly remarking, "As e dey sweet us," indicating the sheer delight and satisfaction among Arsenal supporters following the memorable victory.

The reaction from Nigerian celebrities shows the significance of Arsenal's advancement in the Champions League and the unbridled joy it has brought to fans across the globe, reigniting hopes and aspirations for further success in the prestigious tournament.

God bless you David Raya #ARSPOR

— Banky Wellington (@BankyW) March 12, 2024

We are in the Quarter finalsArsenal

— PATORANKING (@patorankingfire) March 12, 2024

AS E DEY SWEET US…

— Timaya (@timayatimaya) March 12, 2024

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Marking Adesua's 36th birthday on February 22, 2024, Banky W penned a touching tribute to his wife, expressing profound gratitude for her remarkable presence in his life. Sharing his sentiments on Instagram, the singer conveyed his enduring commitment and deep affection for Adesua, likening her significance to winning a lottery ticket. He praised her as an exemplary mother and spouse.

The couple exchanged vows in a lavish ceremony in 2017 and welcomed their first child, Zaiah, in 2021.

Adesua Etomi is a well-known figure in Nollywood, with a prolific career in numerous Nigerian films, including King of Boys, Gangs of Lagos, and Wedding Party while Banky W is renowned primarily as a singer but has also diversified into acting, entrepreneurship, and politics.

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Via Social media, he said, "Happy birthday to the love of my life. The best Mama, the bestest wife.
If I had to do it all over again, I'd choose you twice. This must be what winning the lottery feels like. You're sincere and sweet. My sunshine, my heartbeat. My safe space. You make my world a better place. Thank you for always being there to water my mustard seed of faith"

"You're easily, by far, the most beautiful, talented, and strongest person I know. You're hilarious and kind. I'm honored and grateful to call you mine. Our gym's class captain. Our family's queen. My amala-eating-local-girl, obsessed-with-korean-films. My Michelle Obama. My Cardi B. My Julia Roberts. My Tori Kelly. My Meryl Streep. My best friend, my baby, and my sugar mommy"

"You were worth waiting for. I'll love you forever and a day more. You are living proof that God loves me. I love you truly, madly, deeply. Happy birthday, baby. @adesuaetomi"

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Delve into the rich lyrics of Champ's Song by Adesuwa Etomi-Wellington aka Susu featuring her husband, Banky W, as they skillfully guide you through a tapestry of emotions and narrative. This song was dedicated to the couple's first child.

Susu & Banky W - Champ's Song Lyrics

Really excited that you're on the way
Can't wait to look at your face
Can't wait to hold you, can't wait to kiss you
Can't wait to carry you babe

Me and your Mama been waiting
Me and your daddy 'been patient
Glad that He answered our prayers
Now we can finally start celebrating
And as you get older
Always remember
No matter the weather
You are a winner
Love you forever and a day
No matter what happens
You are our champion

As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive
I will be there for you
As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive

I will be there for you
You know I try to be great
I know you gon' be greater
So don't you ever be afraid (nah)
When your dreams get bigger
'Cause nothing can stop you
No one can stand in your way
No matter what people say
Focus on running your race

Know that you're covered by Grace
And if it gets colder
Always remember
No matter the weather
You are a winner
Love you forever and a day
No matter what happens
You are my champion

As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive
I will be there for you
As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive
I will be there for you

Listen young man
Before you were born, we already loved you
and already your number one fan
As far as battles are concerned
You win and you learn
And that's why you're called 'champ'
Go be whatever you want man (go)
Just place your faith into God's plan
'Cause in His strength you can do all things

Yeah
Pray you find your purpose
That's what makes life worth it
I pray you find the courage
To fly 'cause you deserve it
Ray you have a crazy faith
That never lets you give up

My baby had a baby
And I pray we have your sister
As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive
I will be there for you
As long as sun still dey for sky
As long as moon dey shine for night
As long as I still dey alive
I will be there for you

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He expressed his sadness over the singer's mysterious passing in an interview with BBC Pidgin published on September 25, 2023, for the sake of everyone involved. Banky emphasised the necessity of a thorough probe.

He said, "The story of Mohbad's death is a heartbreaking and sad one, it was terrible what happened to him. There have been two things on my mind, number one his death, and honestly they need to conduct a proper investigation for the sake of his wife, his son, fans, and associates. I heard that the governor has brought the DSS into the investigation but they should be thorough with their investigation because the world is watching".

The singer/actor/politician emphasized the importance of thorough investigations to prevent panicked individuals from speculating on social media. Then he encouraged the police to investigate both the circumstances of his death and his mistreatment while still alive in great detail.

In his words, "They need to uncover the circumstances surrounding his death and find out what happened. We are all watching closely so it won't be as though we are all jumping to conclusions, so the investigation is key to finding out the truth about what killed him. It has been a long time since I left the music industry but seeing the way this story has unfolded the past week has been very heartbreaking. Number two the living hell he went through while he was alive because there is no reason under the sun that he had to go through that bullying and intimidation without a hiding place."

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Banky further said that policies should be established to safeguard individuals so that bullies are aware that their actions will have repercussions.

Soon after his death, there was a widespread clamour for an investigation into it, and the police promptly responded and got to work. On September 21, 2023, his body was exhumed for an autopsy, and now everyone is waiting for the results.

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Nigerian ace singer, songwriter, and politician, Bankole Wellington, popularly known as Banky W, has spoken about his recent loss in the Nigerian general elections.

The EME CEO, who represented the People's Democratic Party (PDP), lost the seat in the federal house of representatives for the Eti-Osa constituency in the 2023 general elections to the Labour Party candidate Attah.

Attah won with 24,075 votes, beating his counterparts, Mr. Olubankole Wellington (Banky W) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who had 18,666 votes, and Mr. Babjide Obanikoro of the APC, who had 16,901 votes.

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Banky W, who got resounding support from his industry colleagues after the loss, shared an uplifting video on Instagram on March 6th, 2023, making it known that the loss does not affect him and that instead he remains thankful to God. He captioned the video:

For anyone who's ever suffered through a loss, a disappointment or a situation where things just didn't work out the way you hoped... "Faith after a Fall" is for you. For me. For all of us. Please watch this and share if you feel compelled.

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