Photo: Kenya women protest over the dwindling performance of their men in the bedroom and failure to get them pregnant

Yes, you read that right..lol. According to a Kenyan website, Tuko, a section of women from Limuru, Kiambu county, Kenya, held a peaceful demonstration on Thursday, September 3 in Ndeiya ward claiming that most of their men, including young men, have failed to perform their conjugal rights and impregnate them. The women said the trend was worsened by high levels of alcohol consumption which saw many men abandon their families.

The women further claimed that only a few newly married women are currently pregnant with the rest of the bulk dreaming about ever having a baby since men have failed to impregnate them.

"If you walk in this village, you will find so many young married women but only a few are pregnant," Nancy Wangare, one of the protesters said.

The women threatened to move outside Kiambu to other counties where they can find real men who are serious enough to impregnate them. They further called on government to make strict laws restricting drinking from 5pm to 11pm for week days and 2pm-11pm for weekends.

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“The rule is general and applies to all Ooni that has passed on and not peculiar to the wives of Oba Sijuwade, the immediate past Ooni. There may not be a clearly defined repercussion against the tradition but it is advisable that the order is obeyed at all times and for all generations. The best that can happen to the Oloris left behind by any late Ooni is for them to remain single or be inherited by the reigning Ooni. Whether the wives are young or old does not matter, what matters is that the tradition must be sustained in the overall interest of the society.” the source said

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