According to statistics, Kenyan women population is almost seven times that of men, a condition that has made many ladies either second wives or Single mothers.
A woman in Eldoret early today left many talking after her photo holding a poster written 'Scarcity of husbands' surfaced online. The lady was identified as Lucy Chemutai, a resident in Eldoret town, Rift Valley province.
The lady states that she was in search of a serious husband who can spend the rest of his life with her and build a happy family together.
"Earth is hard... Eldoret is harder. Husbands have allegedly become scarce. A lady identified as Lucy Chemutai aka Chepkam has taken up an initiative to look for a husband in the streets of Eldoret. Chepkam says "Sura sio shida,Bora UHAI. Hata kama Hana Kakitu. No age limit."
Below is the screenshot of the post shared on Facebook;
Fortunately, the lady's prayers have been answered according to recent allegations shared online claiming she has already found a man to marry her. Below is the screenshot of the post shared;
The above post has received mixed reactions from Kenyans as evidenced by the comments below;
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