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A proudly polygamous Kenyan man, Hez Jakamollo is currently trending online after he posted photos of the identical houses he is building for his two wives in their village.   The Strathmore University Nairobi graduate took to Facebook on Tuesday, December 29, to share photos of the two houses which are nearing completion.    "Work in progrees...slowly taking shape." he captioned the photos.    The post has been awash with congratulatory comments from his friends, followers and other Kenyans.   When one Bernard Mua asked why he is building two homes in same compound, Jakomollo replied "Proudly polygamous. In congruence with my ancestors."    In his congratulatory post, Jesca Kiplagat said polygamy is good if the wives are treated fairly and equally.   "Polygamy is good when you can treat them fair and equal.. Kwa wale bado mnaficha ndio muonekane wazuri zaidi, you can do better.... congratulations to my friend. You should be the main spe...

A Young beatiful girl from Imo State has cried out about her relationship status that she needs a Serious relationship, before we go to her matter, let first discuss why females are seriously in need of a Serious relationship now a day than guys. In our forefathers’ generation, is it a male that will be begging a lady to marry him, but in our generation reverse is the case.   In our forefathers’ generation, you can’t see a lady that will come boldly to toast a guy, but in our generation, ladies are not feeling shy to toast a guy. The invention of social media has helped a lady to speak out their mind to any guy they love or use that Medium to express themselves to the world about their relationship status. Many who are not shy to speak out have found a genuine love on social media and they are happily married. A beautiful girl, name Miracle from Imo State posted that I am Miracle, a Graduate of ABSU, 22 years from Imo State, need a serious relationship, I mean a serious relationshi...

  Tunde Bakare Everything created by God is perfect. For human beings, many are created fat, some slim, some tall and some short. Cardoso Oluwatosin Michael, from Lagos Island, has just finished his mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Minna, Niger State. Cardoso graduated from The Polytechnic Ibadan where he studied science laboratory technology in 2018. His plan, for now, is to settle down with a wife and then travel abroad for his master’s. But there is a major problem: Getting a partner as his height, he says, is scaring away ladies from him. From the beginning to the end of this interview, there was no dull moment with Cardoso as he opened up about his life, his parents, his past and future. The 6.9 footer wants to be a lecturer later in life and a renowned basketball player. What is your height? (Bursts into prolonged laughter) I know you will ask this question. I am 6.9 feet. The height is an advantage to me in the pursuit of my basketball career. Do you see your...