Man with 16 wives and 151 kids wants to marry again, claims his full time job is satisfying his wives

Team Udayavani, May 13, 2021, 2:17 PM IST

A man with 16 wives and 151 children said that he has no plans of stopping anytime soon and in fact he has plans for getting married again.

Misheck Nyandoro, a 66-year-old retired war veteran from Zimbabwe has 16 wives and his tale of polygamy is making headlines all over the world.

According to the reports, Nyandoro does not work and claims his full-time job is ‘satisfying his wives,’ who cook, clean, and cater to his every desire. He further plans to marry his 17th bride in the winter and wishes to have 100 wives and 1000 children before he dies.

His weird ‘polygamy project’ started 38 years ago, “What I’m doing here is completing my project. A polygamy project that I started in 1983 and don’t intend to stop until death takes me away,” said Nyanoro.

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Nyanoro claims to have a sex schedule that allows him to ‘satisfy’ at least four of his wives per night.

He says that he goes to the bedrooms he has on his schedule and then he satisfies his wife, moves onto the next room. He claims this to be his job and that he alters his behavior to suit the age of each of his wives, “I don’t act the same with the young ones as I do with the older ones.”

He also complained that he has to keep marrying younger women because older women cannot keep up with his sex drive.

Albeit having a huge family, he claims that all his brides are extremely happy with their lives and at least two are currently pregnant. He asserts that he has benefited from his giant family barring the financial burden.

Saying that his children spoil him, ” I’m constantly receiving gifts and cash from them and my step-sons. Every one of my wives cooks for me daily but the rule is that I only eat delicious food, anything I feel is below standard gets thrown away. They know the rules. They have promised not to get angry when I send their food back. Anything sent back should be a lesson that helps them improve.” says Nyanoro.