Wesley Notoma

Wesley Notoma is the engineer of the C.S. Eternity and the husband of Joelle Bandiwe.

Early Life
TBD.

C.S. Eternity
Wesley took the role of engineer on the Eternity.

Wesley began to develop a romance with Jo, but the two agreed to keep their relationship private to avoid workplace complications. (Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea)

Five Years Later
Wesley lives in Kwara State, Nigeria, happily married to Jo. They have three children– a daughter Stella and the twins, Olorun and Osupa– and Jo is pregnant with another son, which they plan to name Caspian after Caspian Djao.

Wesley and Jo both attended Caspian's funeral. Due to their family status, they did not join the mission on the Telemachus to locate a possibly living Caspian, but both were made aware of its existence.

Personality
Wesley is generally calm and casual, with a laid-back attitude. He is often described as the "dad" of the team, and many of the crew come to him with their problems. He doesn't seem to care very much what other people think of him, and Jo is one of the only people seen to faze or embarrass him.

In his romance with Jo, Wesley is much more outwardly demonstrative, with broad acts of affection and public compliments.

Jo
Wesley and Jo's romance developed during their time together working on the Eternity. They saved each others' lives multiple times, and spent much, if not all, of their time off together. They eventually went public with their relationship, to not much surprise from the rest of the crew, and attended the Eternity's dance together.

After the disbandment of the Eternity, Wesley settled in Jo's hometown of Kwara State and had three children. He took her last name of Bandiwe, as did their children.

Jo is one of he few people that has ever caused Wesley to be flustered and/or taken aback. He is very openly affectionate with her.

Darcy
Wesley has mentored Darcy in the engineering department, and generally does not seem to mind her attitude. He is one of the few people on the ship that Darcy has said she can "tolerate".