Boni Khalwale Excites Kenyans After Parading His Young Daughters During Back To School

• Boni Khalwale left Kenyans amused when he shared a photo of his lovely young daughters as they headed back to school
• The politician, who had earlier disclosed that he had 17 children, left netizens wondering how he managed to cater for all their needs
• Some Kenyans hailed him for being a bullfighter, with some saying they would follow in his footsteps once they got rich

Kakamega senator Boni Khalwale has excited Kenyans after sharing snaps of his daughters.

How many kids does Boni Khalwale have?

The senator had previously clarified that he was happily married to four women and was a proud father of 17 children.

Khalwale shared that his first wife, the late Adelaide Khalwale, gave him three children, Josephine Umina bore three, Gloria Sekeiyan contributed eight, and Diana Moragwa added three to the family count.

He also disclosed their levels of education, as he stressed that they are all his copyrights.

Kenyans have been questioning why the senator celebrates his children's education performance every year.

With the back-to-school wave, the politician paraded his two adorable daughters. He captioned the post:

"Sonia Inuni Khalwale and Maura Makatse Khalwale. Back to school. Always always a joy seeing them advance."

Netizens react to Boni Khalwale parading his daughters

Here is what they had to say:

@GFInfinity51:

"Ndume ni moja - the bullfighter himuselfu."

@jacksonleonne:

"Legendary progress! Education never goes out of style."

@TheLawi2:

"Boss has been sowing his oats since 1979 and still counting."

@musava_ke:

"Mzee hii mwaka uko na candidate tena?"

@MjengoKE:

"Daktari these are your children or your grandchildren?"

@Gitahi_D:

"Providing Kenya with exam candidates since Kibaki became president, mhesh continue doing the Lord's work, go yeh and fill the world."

@wewesamwewe:

"Congratulations for your kids durng the KPSEA class of 2028 and 2030 in order. kila mwaka lazima ukue na candidate."

Proofreading by Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke