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Even a 90-year-old man is fine: Marion Naipei says she’s ready to get married
05th August, 2026 07:18 PM
Internet sensation Marion Naipei has opened up about her desire to find love, revealing that she is ready to get married and would not mind settling down with an older man, even one aged 90.
Marion made the remarks during a church service at Salvation and Healing Ministry on Wendsay, August 5,2026, where she engaged in a light-hearted conversation with Pastor Victor Kanyari about marriage and finding a partner.
During the service, Kanyari introduced Marion to the congregation, saying she was still single and hoping to find a husband.
“Marion ako hapa hajapa mtu bado, Marion ako very single anahitaji bwana, please can you marry this girl?” Kanyari said.
Responding to the question about the age of a potential partner, Marion said she was open-minded and would be comfortable with a much older man.
“Ata 90 years mimi niko sawa, si ni baby boy,” Marion said.
Kanyari appeared surprised and sought clarification, asking whether she meant a 90-year-old man.
“Mwanaume wa 90 years? he asked.
Reason for marrying an older man
Marion responded confidently, saying she would not struggle in such a relationship.
“Baba unajua mimi sitateseka hapo,” Marion said.
“Hutaki kuteseka? Kanyari asked.
“Unaona kwa nini naka karibu na wewe? Siteseki,” she responded.
When Kanyari asked whether she wanted to avoid being lonely again, Marion revealed that she has one child.
The preacher continued encouraging the idea of marriage, noting that there are also young women in the church who are single and searching for partners.
“Hutaki, kuka lonely again, Marion? Uko na watoto wangapi? Kanyari asked.
“Just one,” Marion said.
Kanyari on single ladies
While vouching for her to find a love partner, Kanyari noted that Marion is a mother of one and is searching for a husband.
“Marion ako na mtoto mmoja na anahitaji bwana,” Kanyari added
Additionally, the vocal preacher also appealed on behalf of single young women in his church who were looking for partners, describing them as eligible bachelorettes and devoted church girls.
“Young ladies are single and searching na pia; there are church girls,” Kanyari said
