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NIGERIA: ANOTHER DELTA MAN MARRIES 3 WOMEN AT ONCE

Another man in Delta State has done the unthinkable by getting married to three women at the same time on the same day.

A few months after a man identified as Emamuzo got married to two women at the same time in Delta State, another man from the same state has beaten his record by getting married to three women at the same time.

The man who shocked many Nigerians by deciding to tie the knots with his three brides, according to reports, actually wanted to marry six women on the same day but had to settle for three due to financial constraint.

A Facebook user, Jeke Godwin Ejiroghene who shared the story on his wall, said the wedding took place at Okpaka Town in Udu Local Government Area of the state.

“This young man got married to three women today at Okpaka Town in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State.

This man wanted to marry six but he could not pay the money for the three others and had to settle for these three here.
This Delta man got married to three women on the same day

According to the man, he would have paid for the other three today as well but had to rethink because they are stubborn, but he promised to pay others soonest. So if your sister is in this situation, what will you do or say? This is a true life story.”

This is not the first time such is happening anyway. In October 2017, a set of twin sisters who got married to the same man in a community in Akwa Ibom State were seen dedicating their children on the same day in a church in the state. 

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