2019: Banky W declares his intention to run for House of Reps

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Pop singer , Olubankole Wellington ,
popularly known as Banky W, has declared his intention to contest for the Lagos State Eti -Osa Federal Constituency seat in House of Representatives on the platform of the Modern Democratic Party.
He made the declaration at the party ’ s convention on Saturday .
A tweet posted on the singer ’ s Twitter account read in part , “ You see , my entire life has been a story of just dreaming dreams , praying about those dreams , setting goals , and working until they come true .
“ I can live with trying and failing . I can not live with not trying .
“ So while we may not have a godfather , we do have God”
See the tweet :


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