Kenyan men managing multiple women
A typical Kenyan man has seven women in his life.
Men claim that just because they have a lot of women in their lives does not imply that they have a lot of money.
Kenyan men have admitted that they do not have enough money to support a large number of women.
The men claim to have multiple partners because eating ‘one meal’ can become monotonous.
According to a new survey, women from Murang’a County are more likely to have more than two sexual partners.
According to the Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) 2022, released on Tuesday by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS), Murang’a leads among counties with multiple sexual partners at 11%.
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During the Morning show, they shared their personal experiences with Maina Kageni and Mwalimu King’ang’i.
*Mike called in to say that his wife should concentrate on herself rather than the other women in her man’s life.
“My wife should be satisfied with what I offer; if she is, sioni ni nini inamsumbua.” He issued a warning.
Kiongozi called in to say they were just balancing their math and adding that hawana pesa.
“Those people are incorrect; women should be eight years old rather than seven.
We don’t have any money, so we live off the money of other women. You go to one woman and ask for money, which you then distribute to the others.
Nobody should be left out.”
*Njoro departed Maina Kageni and was taken aback after admitting to having two wives at the age of only 30.
He claims to be content with his life at the moment.
“I am 30 years old and have two wives. My first wife died when I was 22, and my second wife died when I was 27.
Both women are aware of each other.
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None of them are in poverty because I have created jobs for them; I am not wealthy; I am simply a hustler.
As I see it, women are numerous, so we cannot limit ourselves to just one. I’m happy without a girlfriend.
One is 27 and the other is 23.” Njoro concluded
Men in Migori County had the highest rate of having more than two sexual partners, at 28.7 percent.
Elgeyo Marakwet was second with 28.5 percent, and West Pokot was third with 27.2 percent.
According to the survey, a higher proportion of men (15%) than women (4%), reported having two or more sexual partners in the previous 12 months.
Men have 7.4 sexual partners on average, while women have 2.3.
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