Lessons from Akothee’s Grand Wedding

President of single mothers Esther Akoth, also known as Akothee, wowed netizens with a grand wedding that took over social media for the better part of Monday and Tuesday. The renowned business entrepreneur walked down the aisle on Easter Monday in an event graced by celebrities, government officials and media personalities.

Among the things that netizens picked out was this being her fifth wedding. Often in an African setting, such women are often expected to witness yet another failed marriage. Akothee has however managed to challenge the odds proving that there are always more chances in life as long as one is set to start afresh.

The mother of five has faced backlash over time and has been in and out of the hospital due to depression aside from starting off poorly in life but her Monday’s glamorous wedding at 40 has served as an inspiration in many ways.

Madam Boss’s wedding at 40 with five children for the fifth time is challenging the retrogressive culture that marriage favors women when they have no children and that a woman should get married at least in her late twenties or early thirties.

She went in that direction for the fourth time not caring what people have to think about that. Those who care will marry you and those who will marry you won’t care.

Akothee has proved that life begins anywhere, anytime. It is not cast on stone when life should begin, especially for a woman.

Madam Boss’s wedding is evidence that people associate with what shines and what is successful. No one wants to be associated with failure.

Akothee's parents have witnessed her 5 marriages. They have no problem accompanying her down the aisle once again; because she's independent. Akothee might still decide to Divorce Omosh, and have another wedding after two years, and people will not do anything.

In a society that judges more than it supports, Akothee has lived in defiance of all societal toxic norms to find happiness on her own terms. Akothee is known for her strong work ethic and dedication to her craft. She exudes confidence, and she encourages others to do the same.