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Major Peter Mugure, the main suspect in the murder of his wife and children had never introduced his family to his mother.
75-year-old Hannah Mugure has revealed how she only met Joyce Syombua once in 2004. Her son told her it is the woman he would marry after completing school. Speaking during an interview with Citizen TV on Wednesday, the elderly woman said she never met her deceased grandchildren; Shanice Maua (10) and Prince Michael (5)
How can a married woman stay with a man for more than 10 years without demanding to meet his family? Men are known to be naturally close to their mums, so why would a man hide his family from his mother of all the people?
There is a saying about how a man who doesn’t get along with his mother will have issues with his wife. The same applies to a woman who has issues with her dad.
Unfortunately, Peter Mugure and Syombua are just one of the many cases in which couples are staying together but have never met their partner’s extended family.
If you are married, please ensure you visit your inlaws this holidays. It will help you understand your partner better.
Here are the stories making headlines on Opera News:
Didmus Barasa Threatens to Punch Passaris in Parliament
Firebrand Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa, who lost his signature hat in the recent Kibra by-elections, is back. On Thursday, the politician had a fierce confrontation with Nairobi Woman Rep Esther Passaris in Parliament.
The house held a special sitting to discuss a leaked sex video involving Wajir Woman Rep Fatuma Gedi. Barasa did not agree with the Nairobi MP’s sentiments on the issue and threatened to punch her.
Did he forget that Passaris is her collik (colleague).
Presidential Poll Losers to Be Nominated to Parliament
MPs are seeking to give presidential poll losers a soft landing to enhance inclusivity and eliminating the winner-take-all scenarios blamed for perennial post-poll violence.
In a bill tabled in the National Assembly, the Constitutional Implementation and Oversight Committee (CIOC) wants presidential poll losers and their running mates nominated — as a first priority — to either House of Parliament.
The Innerwear Thieves of Murang’a
Residents of Mbiri Ward in Murang’a have decried the increased theft of inner wears which are later recovered in the bush with some parts missing.
The locals who are apprehensive that the weird acts could be linked to witchcraft have called on police to investigate the matter and arrest those breaking into their houses to only steal their innerwear leaving money and other valuables untouched.
Do you support plans to have Presidential poll losers to be nominated to the National Assembly or Senate?