Banky W explains how he helps his wife since birth of 2nd child, shares sweet clip doing chores

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Nigerian singer and politician Bankole Wellington, known as Banky W, warmed the hearts of his fans with his new post
The singer, whose wife Adesua has just given birth to their second child, discussed the roles he played in helping his wife
According to his post, he supports his wife in all the ways that he can and also sheds light on what partnership in marriage truly means

Nigerian singer Bankole Wellington, better known as Banky W, is sharing his experience as a tear of two.

It is now public knowledge that Banky's wife, Adesua, welcomed her second child recently and shared her pregnancy shoot pictures online.

Banky W discusses partnership in marriage.

Banky W encourages support for women

While they are both parents, Banky shared a new post where she detailed his commitment to partnering with his wife and helping her out in all areas of the home front as much as he can. He further stated that his wife has done the heavy lifting by carrying the pregnancy, and it's time for him to do his part.

In summary, he encouraged others to support women and what their economic power means to him. The video also showed the singer doing chores around the house and making sure that his family do not lack domestically.

Banky wrote:

"Partnership is 100-100, not 50-50. That means that in this season, I've been a chef, housekeeper, nanny, homework teacher, masseuse, and more all as part of my duty as a supportive husband and present father of two 😁🥰🫶🏽. And honestly, I couldn't be happier."

See post below:

Fans celebrate Banky W

Legit.ng compiled some reactions from online fans below:

@gracescake_ng:

"Best video on the internet today!!!"

@adesuaetomi:

"The best partner in the entire world. Nobody else I'd rather be doing this life with. Love you bubba❤️❤️."

@jemimaosunde:

"Papa of twoooooooooooo😍🙌🏾🙌🏾🎉🎉🎉🎉❤️❤️💃🏽 you’re amazing!! Thank you for taking care of my sister and the boys 🥹🥹."

@enioluwaofficial:

"We love a Present Father. May we be them. May we know them.❤️"

@iamenado:

"Well done Daddy."

@kalangofashionplus:

"Sir Banky, It's called parenting, respectfully 😍. In the Nigerian context I know they call it supporting women. But the fact still remains that it is parenting."