Never been married, doesn't have children and when he appeared in front of Kenya's parliament last week, telling them how he can move their economy forward as head of their Central Bank, they were like, really? He was so grilled about his marital status that it caused debate online in Kenya with quite a few condemning the lawmakers
The lawmakers asked him about economic policy, why he doesn't have assets in the country and why he isn't married.
"I am single by choice and I am comfortable that way," he told the lawmakers. "There is nothing sinister with that and I am sure this committee has done its due diligence on what sort of a person I am". Kenya's Daily Nation quoted him as saying.
Why so much interest in his marital status? In Kenya and in most parts of Africa, it's unusual to find a man over 40 who has never been married, so his status will definitely raise eyebrow in the country because the average age of first marriage in Kenya for men is about 30 years old.
Many condemned the line of questioning on twitter though, saying that Njoroge's competence, rather than his personal life, that he should be tested by.
Na wa oh..@54..ok oh,,its his choice though
ReplyDeleteDude must b a stingy man
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DeleteIt's his life..let him live it d way he likes..i don't see anything wrong with it sef
ReplyDeleteEverybody must not be married buh its a sign of. Reponsibility. That's Why in d western parts they use how well u can handle ur family to Rate how much u can handle public office. Bcos, Charity they say Begins @home. Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
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ReplyDeleteHmmmm,make dem check ds man well,e no even get pikin
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