Mariam Nabatanzi Babirye, popularly known as Mama Uganda, said she was struggling to pay school fees for her children The doting mother of 44 children, from ages six to 28, said she worked three jobs to provide for her sons and daughters
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The single mum said her husband abandoned her because she was giving birth to too many kids he could not care for
A couple may have one child but struggle to provide for the child because of various circumstances.
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A single mother faces a similar challenge, not with one or two kids but with 44 who look up to her for daily providence. Are all Mama Uganda’s kids hers biologically? Mariam Nabatanzi Babirye, popularly known as Mama Uganda, takes care of dozens of kids who are all her biological children.
The woman noted she struggles to care for the kids, aged six to 28, as she has no help. “I take care of the children alone after my husband abandoned me. I was married off to him by my father when I was a very young girl, and because of the age gap, there was no love or relationship. He also had four more wives whom he cared for,” she told YouTuber Drew Binsky
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Mariam Nabatanzi Babirye by 45-year-old man Nabatanzi said her husband, who was 45 when he bought her from her father, left him because she was very fertile
She said her husband could not stand her bearing more children and walked away from her and the few kids they had. “Most men only care for their children when they have grown up. For instance, if it is a girl, the parent would only want to be close with them because they would bring the family money through dowry,” Brinsky’s interpreter, Harriet, said.
Mama Uganda abandoned at three days Nabitanzi said she struggled to pay school fees for the kids and their medical expenses as it was expensive. She also noted she worked three jobs to provide for her big family since she had no other support system.
