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Singer Banky W relocates to America with his family, set to pursue Master’s degree
Nigeria music label boss cum R&B artiste, Bankole Wellington has taken to social media to reveal that he is relocating to the United States of America with his family.
The ‘Yes, No’ crooner who shared the message across all his social media accounts also stated that he will be relocating to the US to pursue a Master’s degree at the Georgetown University in Washington DC.
The father of one who is married to popular Nollywood actress Adesuwa Etomi shared photos of him and his family at the airport while calling on his fans to wish his family well as they embark on the trip.
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Banky wrote; wrote, “For family. For finding purpose.
“For the next year of earning a Master’s degree in Policy Management at Georgetown University in Washington DC.
“Wish us well.” The bald headed sensational singer concluded.
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