Banky W; "I'm still in a little bit of pain" singer speaks about skin cancer (Video)

Banky W in a recently released video says he still feels pains from his skin cancer treatment but is feeling better.

Banky W in a recently released video says he still feels pains from his skin cancer treatment but is feeling better.

In a video released by THE NET, the singer and actor while answering questions about if his back still hurts from the pains after his cancer surgery,  gave a very positive answer and progress report.

"The good news is that I did get my pathology test back and I am completely cleared thanks and glory be to God. I'm still in a little bit of pain if I'm completely honest with you so that is more difficult because people in Nigeria when they want to greet you and they slap you on the back...but it's getting better... it's getting better," he said.

It would be recalled that back in November 2017, Banky W announced that he had just undergone a skin cancer surgery. He made this known when he released photos of himself recuperating at a hospital with then bride to be, Adesua Etomi by his side.

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Banky W looking impeccable and every bit the charming groom in a knockout blue agbada for his traditional wedding with Adesua Etomi.

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In a very long message, the singer thanked God for being on his side and keeping him all through the successful surgery. He also thanked Adesua Etomi who he called "Nurse Susu" for standing by his side all through the process.

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Banky W and Adesua Etomi share an impassioned kiss as seal to their destination wedding in South Africa and the whole #BAAD2017 wedding experience.

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After the Surgery, Banky W and Adesua Etomi got married in December 2017 in what is said to be the most talked about wedding in the country for year 2017. The couple had a star-studded traditional wedding in Lagos, Nigeria while their white wedding took place in South Africa and had in attendance close family and friends.

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