Citizen TV’s senior reporter, Stephen Letoo, is gearing up for a public wedding ceremony on April 20, where he will celebrate his union. Known for practicing polygamy, Letoo has commenced the distribution of invitation cards for this upcoming event, shedding light on the matter in a recent interview with a local media outlet….CONTINUE READING
In the interview, Letoo openly declared his commitment to polygamy, expressing uncertainty about where he will draw the line. He mentioned the escalating dowry and unveiled plans for a grand wedding inspired by his late chairman, Ole Ntimama. Letoo hinted at a surprise on the big day, emphasizing that those joining the celebration should focus on inclusion rather than opposition.
According to an invitation card shared with Letoo’s colleague, Lilian Muli, the wedding is set to unfold at Ole Ntimama Stadium in Narok County. Attendees are encouraged to embrace Maasai traditional attire for the occasion. Muli, appreciative of the invitation, conveyed her intention to attend and promptly reached out to her designer for outfit preparations.
In October of the previous year, Letoo organized a thanksgiving and housewarming event, graced by notable political figures, including Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu and Kisii Governor Simba Arati. The celebration brought together Letoo’s colleagues from Citizen TV and friends to honor his achievements.
Letoo advocates for polygamy, believing it can address issues related to jealousy that sometimes lead to marital discord. In his view, a polygamous marriage facilitates financial independence and empowerment for each wife through investments and ownership.
