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Banky W Survival Fourth Cancer Surgery

May 24, 2024
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Popular Nigerian singer Bankole Wellington professionally known as Bank W has successfully undergone skin cancer surgery for the 4th time

Banky W who also doubles as pastor shares the emotional moment of him at the hospital before the skin cancer surgery, after the skin cancer surgery and the moment he went home and started engaging in fitness.

Banky W shared the update on his ailment in an Instagram post on Thursday while expressing appreciation to God for being with him through the process.

“Final Score Christ 4 Cancer Tumors 0. Sometimes, your faith in God will not prevent the storms from coming… but it will carry you through them. Faith won’t always stop you from hurting, but it will help you heal, and it will help you deal,” Banky W wrote on Instagram.

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He continued, “God never said the weapons wouldn’t form, He promised that they wouldn’t prosper. He never said the enemy wouldn’t come… He promised that when the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of God would raise a standard against him.”

The singer turned pastor explained that he decided to share his testimony online to encourage others going through tough times.

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“Posting this testimony to encourage anyone out there who is going through a challenge. It might seem bigger than you, but greater is He that is in you than anything you will face in this world,” he stated.

Expressing his gratitude, Banky W thanked his wife, family, friends, pastors, and doctors for their unwavering support. “We have the victory yet again. Now and forever, in Jesus’ name,” he added in the post below.

Bany W had announced in 2017 that he was battling cancer after he had undergone his third surgery successfully.

In that past back then, Banky W disclosed that he been battling skin cancer for over a decade ago of which he had already been through two surgeries.

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