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New Vision (Kampala) - December 18, 2002
Eddie Ssejjoba
She said having many wives would help the majority of single women like her to get married.
She was on Sunday at a fundraising drive for Shariat Primary School at Mpugwe in Masaka.
At least sh15m was raised at a function organized by Brahim Muwanga Kibirige alias BMK, proprietor of Hotel Africana.
"Polygamy is good and has assisted in the fight against HIV because husbands stick to only their wives and in future other religions will adopt this considering the benefits," she said.
She said women outnumber men, and if they stick to one-man one woman single women, like her would fail to get partners.
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