Unlucky Husband Considers Leaving Wife Who Took Loans To Open 2 Businesses For Him

• A husband with a streak of bad luck has disclosed that his misfortune is ruining his marriage
• This is after his wife took loans twice to help him start businesses, but they all collapsed
• The developments have left him feeling like a failure, prompting his decision to dump his wife because she deserves better

A devoted wife has been the pillar of support for her husband through a series of business ventures that have unfortunately failed.

Despite her unwavering love and efforts, the husband feels he has become a burden and contemplates a drastic decision to leave.

Which was his first business?

The distressed man told businesswoman Wairimu Kimani—WK that despite extensive efforts, he had been unable to secure stable employment.

For this reason, his wife encouraged him to start a business, after which she took out a loan to help him purchase a second-hand matatu.

Regrettably, the matatu proved to be more of a liability than an asset, constantly breaking down and draining their finances.

The husband, feeling defeated, decided to sell the matatu at a throw-away price.

What happened to the second business?

Unfazed, the wife took out another loan from a Sacco, combining it with the proceeds from the sale to invest in a new business.

However, this venture also seems on the brink of collapse, leaving the man deeply troubled and overcome with guilt and despair.

"I feel so bad about this. I feel like my misfortune is holding my wife back and I'm undeserving of her kindness and support," he lamented.

Convinced that his presence is detrimental to her future, he contemplates leaving to struggle away from the woman who has stood by him through thick and thin.

He added that he will never marry again because he knows he has failed his first wife.

"She doesn't deserve to be held back by me any longer. I think I'm cursed, and nothing good can come from me," he continued.

According to him, he is better off suffering elsewhere as he awaits his day of death.

Vihiga man to invest SportPesa win in wife's business

Elsewhere, Stephen Chogo Visendi, who won KSh 10 million from SportPesa, intends to use part of the money to upgrade his wife.

The 51-year-old foreman plans to start a cereals business for his partner, who he says has an entrepreneurial spirit.

Given that he prioritizes education, he also intends to allocate funds to ensure his children have access to quality schools.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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