Musa Hasahya the father of 102 children claims that the rising expense of life has made him stop producing children.
In Lusaka, Uganda, where polygamy is legal, Musa Hasahya has recently instructed his women who are child-bearing age to use contraceptives, according to The Sun.
The 67-year-old guy admitted that the scarcity of resources prevents him from tolerating having any more children.
Musa, a farmer, complained that his income is no longer sufficient.
In order to keep an eye on his wives and prevent them from eloping with other men in the area, the family lives in a 12-bedroom house on a compound in Lusaka, Uganda.
Musa admitted that he has trouble distinguishing each of his 568 grandchildren from his 102 offspring.
When he was only 16, he married Hanifa back in 1971.
He stopped going to school once they got married, and in two years they had a daughter. Musa was then the village chairman and a well-liked businessman in the neighborhood.
He spent years getting married and having kids, and now he’s asking for help from the government because he can’t afford to pay for all of his kids’ educations.
He remarked that his family has grown bigger over the years while his income has taken a dip over time due to the rising expense of living.
Zulaika, his youngest wife and the mother of 11 children, revealed that she has been experiencing financial difficulties and is currently using birth control pills.
Musa has children ranging in age from six to 51, making him around 20 years older than Zulaika.
Due to his poor health, he is unable to work, and two of his wives have left him as a result of financial hardship.
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