Economic challenges forcing entertainers to relocate abroad
Popular singer Bankole Wellington a.k.a Banky W is the latest of Nigerian entertainers who have relocated abroad with his family in recent times. Few years back, the likes of actress Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Emem Isong-Mosidi, Joseph Benjamin, singer Tekno, Princess Chineke, Bukky Wright, Prince Eke, Jeta Amata among other top entertainers have left the shores of this country for reasons that are not unconnected with the worsening economic situation, insecurity and unending cases of kidnapping in the country.
Where we should start building Nigeria from – Banky W
Olubankole Wellington, popularly known as Banky W has revealed that he doesn’t share the same sentiments with politicians who believe that the only time they can contribute to the development of Nigeria is when they become the president.
Election: Reactions as Banky W begins door-to-door campaign
Victor Ogunyinka Reactions have trailed Olubankole Wellington popularly known as Banky W as he begins his door-to-door campaign in the February elections. Bank W is running for the Lagos Eti Osa Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives under the Modern Democratic Party (MDP). A large number of Nigerians have voiced their support for the multiple […]
Adesua Etomi, Toke Makinwa , other celebrities congratulate Adekunle Gold, Simi on new song
Nigerian celebrities: Adesuwa Etomi, Toke Makinwa, Banky W and others have continued to congratulate newly wedded Simi and Adekunle Gold on their marriage and the release of a new song.
Carsbazr successfully auctions Banky W’s range rover for over N2Million
Carsbazr, Nigeria’s pioneer car retail service specialising in verified locally used cars from Cars45 has held its 26th live auction over the weekend.
Banky W reveals striking details about parents as campaign hots up
RnB singer, Banky W shocked the entertainment world recently when he announced he would be contesting in the 2019 election under Modern Democratic Party, a political party founded in 2017 by a consortium of youth associations which pushed for the Not Too Young To Vote bill. Wellington, 37, said he’s running for a seat in the Federal House of representatives, Eti-Osa LGA, Lagos where he says ‘there’s need for renewed hope and results, just like the rest of Nigeria’.
