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Nigerian Singer, Banky W says marrying his wife actress Adesua Etomi was the second best decision he ever made in his life.
The singer made the claim in a lengthy Instagram post while celebrating his third wedding anniversary.
He wrote that although their marriage has not been smooth sailing, their decision to make God their foundation has been a great choice.
“Three years ago, Susu and I made the decision to love each other forever. But the only reason forever is even possible, is because we made the decision to make God our foundation. And while a foundation is the part of the house that people don’t see, it’s by far the most important."
Banky W revealed that the first best decision he made was re-dedicating his life to Christ.
He added that Adesua Etomi is everything he wants and "much more than I deserve. You mean the world to me and I intend to spend the rest of my life proving it. I love you now more than ever."
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