Delta State Billionaire Who Recently Wedded 19th Wife Says One Woman Cant Sustain A Man's Passion

Please what kind of passion is this that need 19 women to sustain??????????

I am flabbergasted and overwhelmed!!!



For Chief Jite Tesigimoje, polygamy is not a lifestyle of excess; it is, in his words, a practical truth of human nature. His household is a microcosm of Nigeria’s diversity. He is married to women from nearly all the major ethnic groups—Igbo, Yoruba, Bini, Ijaw, Fulani, Urhobo, Isoko, and his own Itsekiri. To him, it is a reflection of unity and inclusiveness.

Every man wants to marry two or three wives if he has the capacity,” he said without hesitation.

“The reality is this: after a few years of marriage, a man begins to see his wife differently. He sees her naked from time to time—when she is going into the bathroom and when she comes out and perfects her beauty routines.
“Familiarity sets in, passion fades, and intimacy becomes more like a duty. That is why you hear women complain their husbands no longer love them like before when they just got married.

When you share the same room, wake up and see everything about your wife every single day, where is the excitement?
“When you start to see her as a sibling, that spark is gone. And incest, as our tradition teaches, is a taboo.
I can tell you confidently that many women in polygamous homes are more sexually satisfied than their monogamous counterparts.

“But let us continue to deceive ourselves and build up angry and frustrated women, which will eventually lead to more divorces.”
Let me give you an example: yesterday (a day before the interview), I sent some of my wives ₦250,000 each for outings with their children.

“Within minutes, every one of them had heard about it. Those who didn’t get theirs called me to demand answers.
“I got calls from Abuja and Lagos, while those who were in Warri and yet to get their alerts stormed into my room. They had already heard!

“Before the day ended, I spent about ₦3 million on ice cream. That is polygamy. You cannot afford to neglect anyone.”

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