Morara Kebaso Defends Building In-Laws' Home Amid Controversy

Morara Kebaso has defended his decision to build and furnish his wife Mercy's parents' home before addressing his own housing needs, amidst growing scrutiny over his relationship with Mercy Makini. He pushed back against women who advise others to 'never build a man,' asserting that supporting a partner and her family should not be viewed as a weakness.

Kebaso stated, 'I personally funded and supervised the project in Kisii,' emphasizing his commitment to family support. His remarks come amid a tumultuous period in his personal life, as recent reports indicate that Mercy claimed the couple had privately separated months ago, citing neglect of their children as a key issue.

Morara Kebaso is a political activist and Borabu parliamentary aspirant, known for his outspoken views on various social issues. His public profile has been marked by his recent attempts to navigate the complexities of his relationship with Mercy, who has accused him of domestic violence and has distanced herself from his polygamous lifestyle. According to K24, Mercy claims she left the marriage six months ago due to these issues.

The situation has escalated into a legal battle over their children's education, with Mercy reportedly enrolling them in an international school without Kebaso's consent, leading to a court case regarding school fees. Kebaso has disputed the allegations of neglect, asserting his active involvement in their children's lives, including attending school meetings and caring for them during infancy, as noted by Live Now Africa.

Despite the ongoing disputes, Kebaso has made multiple attempts at reconciliation, including visiting Mercy's parents to seek a family meeting. However, he was reportedly served with court papers during this visit, highlighting the contentious nature of their separation and ongoing negotiations.

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