{UAH} For Allan, "Mayuge man has 12 wives"

Allan, 

As you sleep, wake up and read this and may be, just may be try something close.

Hear Oburu: 

Mr Oburu, who admitted to having married his first wife in 1968, and the 12th wife in 2000, has 61 children all alive. "I started with two wives from one family followed by another two also from one family. Then I got three also from one family followed by two others from one family and one who is the youngest," he says.

"When I got money after selling my produce, I built this house with twelve rooms. Each woman sleeps in one room and I keep moving from one room to another," he says. He has six kitchens and these are shared among all his wives."

And his wives:

"I am Nakanda Oburu, the first wife. Our husband is good and I am the one who asked him to marry my sister. We are twelve women in this house and we live as a family," she said

"I am Jessica Oburu, the sixth wife. He saw me when he came at our home to pick my sister. My daddy told me to accompany them and on reaching here, I became a wife."

Ms Faith Oburu the seventh wife says they live in harmony and when there is a conflict amongst them, they all sit and resolve it.

And if you think his is a failed home, hear this:According to Mr Oburu, 20 girls got married. He said six children are at university, four in O-level and others in primary school.

And the First Born Son:Mr Badiru Ngobi, the elder son, hails his father for fostering unity in the family.and adds, "He notes that even if some people might see his father as a womaniser, his act to marry many women helped the clan expand.

So, Allan Goodman, what you say?

Peter Simon