Women in Kenya, Ndeiya ward say their
drunkard husbands are unable to sire children and they may look
elsewhere for sober bedmates. They said their men have abandoned their
homes because of drinking too much illicit brew.
Speaking during a peaceful protest at
Thigio shopping centre on, the demonstrators said younger women are the
worst affected as they are “unproductive”. “If you walk in this village,
you will find so many young married women, but only a few are pregnant.
Those who are not are suffering in silence because their men cannot
perform,” resident Nancy Wangare said. She said men have been drinking
anything alcoholic to keep them high, but society bears the consequences
of se.xual dysfunction.
“It would not be a wonder if we start
looking for men to sire our children. Our husbands will not know
anything. We will trick them that the pregnancies are theirs and they
will support us,” Wangari said. The 32-year-old mother of one separated
from her husband four years ago
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