Nuru Okanga Says He Can't Marry 2nd Wife, Contented With 1: "Uchumi Ni Mbaya"

• Nuru Okanga pampered his beautiful wife, Emelda, with love, describing her as the best partner
• The political activist disclosed that he trusts his partner a lot to the extent of giving her all his M-Pesa and ATM PINs
• Okanga said he cannot marry a second wife, opining that those who marry more than one wife have deep pockets and do it if the first marriage fail

Nuru Okanga has shared his opinion on polygamy, revealing his stand.

Is Nuru Okanga planning to marry another wife?

Okanga, who was recently gifted KSh 700,000 by Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi, has revealed that he cannot marry another wife.

Asked if rumours he was planning to marry another spouse were true, Okanga said he was okay with having one wife, telling off women begging for his attention.

He pampered his wife with love, saying he wouldn't manage two wives with this tough economy.

"I'm contented with one wife. I don't want a second wife. One is enough for me. I don't want stress because the economy is tough. My wife is not stubborn. Most men who marry second wives it is because they are not happy in their first marriages. My wife gives me everything. I am protected like eggs b ack at home," he told TUKO.co.ke.

Okanga also confirmed that his loving wife, Emelda, has all his PINs.

"She knows all my PINs. My wife must know everything. If I fall ill and am in critical condition, she will be the one to help me. She knows my M-Pesa, sim card and ATM PINs because I trust her, and she trusts me. If she wants money, she must ask me, "I want a certain amount of money; can I take it?"I must I authorise," he said.

Nuru Okanga plans to set up business for wife

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke during the same interview, Okanga praised Sudi for fulfilling his promise, inviting him to his Kakamega village.

Okanga revealed he would open a salon for his beautiful wife, pampering her with love. The doting father said they would use the money well.

The political activist recently purchased a posho mill and installed it in his village.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.