Is Jackson Kibor becoming the King of Divorces in Kenya?
A Day after an Eldoret court granted another divorce to 85-year-old controversial farmer-cum-politician Jackson Kibor, Kenyans have not stopped talking with Kibor being the talk of town.
On Tuesday, a Court approved Mr Kibor’s divorce from Naomi Jeptoo, his third wife, after he successfully divorced his Second Wife in October last year.
Through lawyer Stanley Kagunza, Mr Kibor claimed that Jeptoo had been denying him conjugal rights, and that she has not been supportive to his projects as the head of the family.
The woman’s attitude, the old man told court, influenced his six children to become hostile to him.
These grounds are almost similar to the ones the large-scale farmer used to kick out his second wife of 51 years.
For an old guy like Kibor, is it even right for him to be thinking of Conjugal rights?
Well, here is what Kenyans had to say:
“Leave this legend alone @ 86 he is still fighting for his rights as a man and his place in his home – @kibbz_kibor
“Very right, i mean conjugal rights dont expire with age. #Haki yake apewe# jackson kibor – @Mwaneks
“The age of 86 might be the new 18…He still wants to enjoy his “youth” – @RealestNana
“As for men our menopause will end when we die, kama huwezi pea mzee mapenzi ya kuridhisha tembeza kiatu, good day – @kipchyronoh
Today we are talking about Jackson Kibor, 86 who was granted divorce from his third wife. Reasons being lack of affection and denying him his conjugal rights. For an old guy like him, is it even right for him to be thinking of that? #MainaAndKingangi pic.twitter.com/F5DHt8x6zT
— Maina Kageni (@ItsMainaKageni) December 20, 2018