The MP arrived in a smartly tailored suit, complete with a tie featuring the colours of the Tanzanian flag, as cameras captured the striking family moment outside Parliament.
His children stood out in coordinated outfits—boys wore matching black suits paired with blue shirts, while the girls were dressed in elegant white dresses with matching headbands. The uniform look created a strong visual impression that left many onlookers surprised.
The large family presence sparked admiration and curiosity among members of the public and social media users, with many praising the MP’s openness and family unity.
Speaking to journalists, Nkingwa revealed that he has three wives, but all 15 children—though born from different mothers—live together under the care of his first wife.
He said it has always been his dream to raise a large, united family and ensure his children grow up closely bonded. According to him, he often brings them together during holidays and festive seasons to strengthen their relationship as siblings.
“This has been my dream… even before I became an MP, I always brought them together during holidays and Christmas to celebrate as one family,” he said, adding that his goal is to eventually have 20 children.
Nkingwa also revealed that he became a father at 17 while still struggling financially, but insisted he never avoided his responsibilities.
He added that his first wife plays a central role in managing the household, including choosing schools and ensuring all the children are well cared for.
According to him, he treats all his children equally and ensures they receive full support, financially, emotionally, and physically, while maintaining unity within the home.
The unusual public appearance quickly triggered reactions online, with many netizens expressing surprise, admiration, and debate over the large family setup.
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