“May our lives forever be a series of indisputable evidence” – Banky W prays as he and wife, Adesua Etomi expect second child

Nigerian singer Bankole Wellington, better known as Banky W, has said a word of prayer as he and his actress wife, Adesua Etomi, expect their second child.

Kemi Filani reported on Monday that the couple had announced that they were expecting their second child. In a joint Instagram post, the couple shared Adesua Etomi’s maternity photos as they noted how they first had each other, then they had a son, and now are expecting another. Expressing gratitude, they stated that they now have everything.

Taking to his Instagram story, Banky said a word of prayer for his family as he prayed that their lives will forever be a series of indisputable evidence and unquestionable proof that Jesus is alive. He affirmed that God is good as He answers prayers.

“May our lives forever be a series of indisputable evidence, and unquestionable proof that Jesus is alive. God is good and He answers prayers.

Thank you, Jesus”.

Adesua Etomi and Banky got married in 2017. The couple revealed that they lost twins to a miscarriage and in 2021, they welcomed their first child, a baby boy.

Last year, the couple’s marriage was rocked with infidelity rumors as a blogger alleged that Banky W had cheated on Adesua and also impregnated another woman believed to be Niyola who was formerly signed to his record label. The gossip blog claimed that Banky had asked her to abort the pregnancy but she refused to, especially as she had previously aborted two pregnancies for him.

Speaking out, Banky W while addressing the congregation during a church service, stated that the devil is a liar, as God is in control, as he noted how there was an attack on him. He appreciated his wife, who he said he would forever remain grateful to God for because he often keeps her on the phone for hours.

A month back, Banky W had announced that he and his family had relocated overseas as he returned to school for his Masters in Policy Management at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. He disclosed that his new journey is for his family, faith, and finding purpose as he called for prayers.