Second Wife Of Pastor Marks His Anniversary With His First Wife

• On January 7th, Mpho Kemmonye Sekati took to Facebook to celebrate the 15th wedding anniversary of her husband, and his first wife, Kagiso.

The second wife of a pastor has caused quite a buzz with her message about her husband’s anniversary with his first wife.

On January 7th, Mpho Kemmonye Sekati took to Facebook to celebrate the 15th wedding anniversary of her husband, Sekati, a pastor in Botswana, and his first wife, Kagiso.

Mpho, the youngest in her family, expressed her admiration for her partners for celebrating two wedding anniversaries together.

She wrote, “Happy anniversary to my partners in crime. The only couple with two wedding anniversaries…kea gole thuba mpa kgantele malatiaka,…kele rata huree. Lots of love from the last born.

Pastor Sekati is said to have held a special ceremony where he remarried all his wives at once, creating a shared wedding anniversary for them.

This has caused quite a stir, as it’s not something commonly seen, especially for a pastor.

See some comments below:

@mrnollywoodng, “Congratulations 😍😍😍😍😍😍some women laughing at this beautiful couple don’t even have a boyfriend yet talkless of husband.

@fruitvillesmoothiesandcafe, “3some na water

@kc_empress, “Yul’s inspiration 😂

@_cherii_coco, “No matter how they paint it, polygamy will never be perfect and beautiful.

@onyinyechi_favour, “Make the God wey do am for una avoid me.

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The video was captioned …

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