'Getting married early/late is no guarantee a marriage will last'

03 January 2022

• "There are people who get married late and their marriage works, there are people who get married early and their unions fail." - Jalango

2020 is the year most people vowed to get married but the truth is hawakupata mtu.

The question most people struggle with is 'is there a right time to get married?'

Speaking during the Morning Kiss, Jalango says no one should be pressured to marry/get married of they are not ready.

" You arrived home you were single and the aunties were not getting the hint that you do not want to get married ama mtu hajapatikana.

Charles Njonjo got married by the age of 52, apparently, he never wanted to get married until the Late Jomo Kenyatta pushed him to.

You have to be ready for the journey, The next time aunties push you to get married tell them

'If Njonjo got married at 52 and he had everything, why would I, a mwanachi wa kawaida rush to get married?'

There are people who get married late and their marriage works, there are people who get married early and their unions fail."

Take your time, the right man/woman will come at God's appointed time.

'Getting married early/late is no guarantee a marriage will last' - Jalango