Man Builds N58 Million House After Wife Dumps Him Over Poverty

Man Builds N58 Million House After Wife Dumps Him Over Poverty

  • In Arusha, Tanzania is a sprawling N58 million house and it belongs to Mzee Jumanne Kingu whose wife left him because of poverty
  • Kingu used to wear tattered clothes and lived in a mud house but his diligence in business and keeping domestic animals helped him get into real estate
  • Apart from the house, he also owns a go down and posho mill; now the villagers say he is Freemason, hides a snake and woman in his house for witchcraft

Mzee Jumanne Kingu from Mkonoo in Arusha Tanzania is now building his N58 million dream house years after his wife dumped him for being too poor.

Mzee Jumanne Kingu.
Mzee Jumanne Kingu (l), KSh 16 million house in progress (r). Photos: Screengrabs from Global TV Online.
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Man who used to live in mud house builds big one

According to Kingu, he used to live in a mud house and was so poverty-stricken that he could not afford clothes or other basics and this made his wife to run.

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"I used to wear tattered clothes and put some torn pieces on the bed as a mattress. I didn't even have a blanket but I didnt give up in life," he told Global TV Online on February 26.

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"Later on, I moved into a wooden house and would work, then buy a cow, put togther some money and buy a goat. I met Mzee Sanari Tumbe and he told me if I get a money I should buy a cow and not spend all of it," he added.

Kingu started buying land

With a few domesic animals in his fold, Kingu started selling them and buying land which he divided and sold to other buyers. That is how his debut into real estate business came up.

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"I sell them myself; I hate brokers because they sell to one person then re-sell to another," he explained.

Kingu is a controversial figure in his hometown as he was arrested and charged with gender-based violence against 22 kids in his area but the case has since been thrown out for lack of evidence.

He now says that the case was instigated by people who were jealous of him because of his success which includes his his N58 million house.

"They are teachers; they are educated, have certificates and access to loans and I don't have any," he said.

Ambitious businessman

The ambitious business man also owns a go down and a posho mill that serves his neghbours.

The old man says his neighbours now allege that there is an Arab who lives in Oman and the house belongs to him, while others opine that the riches belong to a wealthy woman with a big car

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"When I was dirt poor, they used to call me a witch doctor but now that I am rich they say that I'm a Freemason, have a snake and a woman in the house," he said,
"They want people to know that I got my money through witchcraft," he added.

Kingu's three- storey house

Kingu's sprawling house is a three-storey affair and each room has its own bathroom with access to hot and cold water. The house boasts four rooms on the ground floor, two rooms and a lounge on the first floor and the second storey has a room and a resting place for fresh air

Although Mzee is looking for a wife, the trauma of being left by the frist one is still with him.

"I pray that God gives me a good woman. I need a wife and even today Iam ready to marry)," he added.

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Couple who met on Whatsapp gets married

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady and man got married after meeting on Whatsapp.

The young lady got the man's number in a Whatsapp group and she chatted him up.

Their relationship would later grow into a marriage which took place in 2022.

Source: TUKO.co.ke

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