Zambian pastor dies, leaves behind 32 wives, 520 children, 1,300 grandchildren

A Zambian Pastor popularly known as Bishop Simutwe has died.

According to online reports, Starnews Nigeria gathered that the clergy has thirty-two (32) wives, five hundred and fifty-two (520) children, and one thousand three hundred (1,300) grandchildren.

Reports revealed that Simutwe while he was still alive, usually have sex with at least ten of his wives in a single day.

With this energetic sex life, Simutwe died at the age of 68 leaving behind an army of over 500 offspring.

Kebby Muteteteg, a close family of the deceased who spoke of his lifestyle, said the Pastor was of the Zion Church in Choma District.

He said his late brother-in-law, had a total of 47 wives, but only 32 at the time of his death.

Simutwe would advise the last woman to alert the next one to enter an apartment for some timed mouthwatering love making session, similar to how clients take turns seeing their doctor.

The late Bishop, according to Mutetete, was laid to rest in Siankope village, Choma district, along the Masuku road Zambia.

He has now expressed gratitude to the church for donating to his burial and purchasing a K28, 000 casket for him.

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