Jane Mugoh Warns Men Sliding Into Her DM For Romance, Says She Desires More Than Inches

• Private investigator Jane Mugoh says she's been receiving inboxes from men who want to date her
• However, most of them are offering superficial things that do not impress her
• She warned those interested in her to offer more than just inches if they want her to consider them

Nairobi, Kenya – Renowned private investigator Jane Mugoh recently made a bold statement on social media.

She addressed an important topic: relationships, honesty, and the struggles of single women.

Taking to her Facebook page, Mugo shared her thoughts on what truly matters in a partner.

She emphasized that her priorities go beyond superficial attributes such as appearance, wealth, or marital status.

In her post, Jane Mugo expressed her disinterest in trivial aspects such as "inches, married men, or looks."

Instead, she highlighted her desire for a man who embodies honesty, intelligence, courage, and a strong faith in God.

"At my age, I am interested in a man we can work with to bring smiles to vulnerable families, support those struggling with depression, and tackle cases of injustice," Mugo stated.

She emphasized that her ideal partner should be someone she can confide in during difficult times.

Mugoh's ideal partner is a man who could be a father figure to her two sons and the orphans she supports.

Her message touched on the deeper qualities that truly matter in building a meaningful and supportive relationship.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Mugo reflected on the struggles many women face, especially those who are single or divorced due to circumstances beyond their control.

She criticized the practice of married men having extramarital affairs, pointing out that some married women turn a blind eye to such behaviour.

According to her, some married women celebrate and enjoy the proceeds brought by husbands from side chicks without complaining.

"Nobody wants their husband to die so they can date married men," Mugo added, noting the painful reality of infidelity and how it affects families.

She called for a societal shift that prioritizes integrity, love, and mutual support over deceit and exploitation.

Mugoh also reiterated her commitment to fighting for the well-being of single and divorced women, urging society to offer support rather than stigmatizing them.