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Nyeri Woman Seeks Divorce One Week After Wedding, Citing Health Concerns Summary A woman from Nyeri County has filed for divorce just a week after her wedding. She told the court she experienced severe pain during intimacy with her new husband. According to her testimony, the situation became a health concern she could not cope with. The husband agreed to the divorce on condition that dowry and courtship expenses are refunded. Marriage Breaks Down After One Week A woman from the Mjengo area of Nyeri County has moved to court seeking to end her marriage only a week after her traditional and legal wedding. She described her decision as a matter of personal health and well-being. The mother of three had remarried after her previous relationship ended. Under her new husband’s cultural customs, she moved into his parents’ home before settling into the marriage. Health Difficulties During Intimacy The woman told the court that she began experiencing severe discomfort the first time the newlyweds were intimate. She said the pain was overwhelming and made her fear for her health. She told the court: “It became too painful for me to cope. I could not continue.” According to her testimony, she informed her mother, who advised her to endure the situation and gave her medication. Despite this, the issue persisted. They attempted intimacy again, but the woman said the pain became unbearable, making it impossible for the marriage to continue. Mutual Agreement to End the Union The man did not dispute her claims and told the court they had mutually agreed to dissolve the marriage. He only requested that dowry and money spent during the courtship be refunded. With both parties in agreement, the court granted the divorce.
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Pastor James Ng’ang’a criticised for comments seen as promoting stigma in Homabay and Nyanza. He claimed his hotel business is struggling because he refuses to sell alcohol, marijuana, and condoms. Remarks about buying condoms “marking newcomers” drew backlash from health workers and activists. Critics say religious leaders should support HIV prevention efforts, not mock them. Supporters defend him, saying his style has always been bold and unapologetic. Ng’ang’a’s Comments Ignite Heated Debate Pastor James Ng’ang’a of Neno Evangelism Centre has found himself at the centre of fresh controversy after making remarks that many believe reinforce harmful stigma in regions with high HIV prevalence, such as Homabay and the wider Nyanza area. Speaking about his hotel business, the preacher said it was performing poorly because he chose not to sell items like alcohol, marijuana, or condoms. His comments quickly drew criticism from health advocates, who argued that condoms are an essential tool in HIV prevention. Controversial Claim About Buying Condoms in Homabay and Nyanza Pastor Ng’ang’a also suggested that in areas such as Homabay and Nyanza, people assume you are unfamiliar with the region if you are seen buying condoms. The statement sparked mixed reactions, with some saying he was highlighting a real social problem, while others felt he was mocking communities already battling high HIV rates. Local health workers note that condom-related stigma remains a challenge in some parts of Nyanza, discouraging people from openly seeking protection. This has long been a concern for county officials, especially during periods of condom shortages. Health Experts Call for Responsible Messaging With Homabay County consistently recording high HIV prevalence, public health activists say leaders—especially influential religious figures—should encourage safe practices rather than ridicule condom use. They argue that such comments could undermine ongoing efforts to promote responsible sexual health and community education. A History of Controversial Statements Pastor Ng’ang’a is no stranger to headlines. His dramatic preaching style and bold statements frequently go viral, attracting both criticism and praise. Supporters defend him as a fearless preacher who speaks his mind, while critics say some of his remarks risk reversing progress made in sensitive public health campaigns.
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