Mombasa Resident Urges Govt To Provide Rooms In Prison For Conjugal Visits, Reduce Homosexuality

• A woman in Mombasa county called on President William Ruto's government to provide rooms where prisoners can enjoy conjugal rights with their wives and lovers
• According to the middle-aged woman, both parties may not be able to contain themselves, and the man may turn to homosexuality to quench his urges
• The lady also revealed that in some instances, wives run away after being unable to persevere, and when the man is released from jail, they start all over again

A middle-aged Mombasa woman has called on the government to provide prison rooms that can be used for conjugal rights.

Kenya should provide rooms for prisoners

Speaking in an Instagram video shared by Spmbuzzke, the woman opined that leaving people in jail without access to conjugal rights was inhumane.

"Both men and women cannot hold themselves, imagine if you have been jailed for five years, how will women contain themselves?" posed the woman.

"For instance, a man who gets jailed for five years; by the time he is getting released his wife will have left him and he will be at a loso of how to start his life all over again. But if they allowed us women ti visit our men in prison then we vcan enjoy the conjugal rights," she said.

The woman pointed out that some countries allow their prisoners to get conjugal rights and wondered why the same was not happening in Kenya.

"We are asking our president to help women in that regard so that our husbands do not become gay while in prison, there is a alot of 'dirt' going on," she alleged.

Comments from netizens:

Steve:

"That is very right , and also a human right, I salute her for addressing this long overdue issue."

Journalist_perry:

"What she is saying makes sense ..I don't know why you guys are hating on her ..infact this is a very nice suggestion."

onekhalif:

"You should be one of our leaders."

aquila_mumo:

"Huyu asimame women rep."

Iam_kibwana:

"We need 100 like you to champion this it is pure truth"

nadiah_martin:

"Ndio gani hii shemeji, watu wachunge waslede jela."

wazobonzo:

"watu wapewe burudani....wamamaa milele."

A woman files for divorce over conjugal rights

In another dramatic turn of events in Kakamega, a woman identified as Anne Nekoye Nalianya filed for divorce from her husband of seven years.

The grounds for this decision include denying conjugal rights and other irreconcilable differences that plagued their marriage.

Capemedia.Africa Her husband, Nicodemus Vilembwa Namusei, a teacher and preacher, responded by saying the woman left their matrimonial home.