“We will have 10 children” – 46-year-old ‘Oyibo’ lover getting married to 23-year-old Nigerian reveals how they will raise their kids
23-year-old Kano-born Sulaiman Isah says he would love to raise 10 kids with his 46-year-old American lover, Jeanine Sanchez, Daily Trust reports.
Isah has demonstrated an unalloyed zeal and determination to tie the nuptial knots with the Californian chef, whom he met on instagram about a year ago.
Daily Trust on Saturday reports what started as a normal platonic relationship grew and blossomed into online courtship.
The lovers are now set for marriage in March following the arrival of the American woman to Nigeria to meet her heartthrob and family members in Kano.
Sanchez who arrived at the Panshekara residence of her online lover, said she was in Kano not only to see her heartthrob and his parents but also to declare her intention to marry him.
According to her, she decided to trace her heartthrob to Kano because of her “genuine feelings” for him, adding that she has had several online dating but found Isah “more real and sincere”.
The mother of two said they have both agreed to get married and fly to the US where they intend to settle, adding that she has seen her dream coming to reality by meeting the love of her life.
Speaking to Daily Trust Saturday, the 23-old Isah said he and his American would-be wife have already deliberated and agreed on the number of children they hope for if God permits.
He sounded very emphatic when he said the age difference between two of them would not pose any challenge for them in raising the number of kids they have agreed on.
According to him, “I am aware of her age, and I am equally aware of menopause stage but that will never be a challenge for both of us to get where we want to be.
“So, I don’t think that age difference could be anything because love has no barrier; that’s one of the Sunnah of our holy prophet. As a Muslim, our beloved prophet has done something like that in his first marriage. I think that’s not a threat to me,” he said.
Responding to the question of who would decide the faith of the children from the relationship, Isah said, “The question of the faith or which religion the children will profess is nonnegotiable since I am the head of the family”
Isah’s father had already given them his consent and the wedding has been scheduled to hold sometimes in March. Isah, a 200-level student of Geography Education, is very upbeat about relocating to America to conclude his education and then build his family with Sanchez.
