CS Tuya chased me out of our matrimonial home after landing a government job; estranged husband
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Stephen Kudate, the husband to Environment CS claims Soipan Tuya chased him out of their home after her appointment in the government
Stephen Kudate, the husband to Environment CS claims Soipan Tuya chased him out of their home after her appointment in the government.
Former Narok MCA Stephen Kudate has sensationally claimed that Environment CS Soipan Tuya chased him out of their matrimonial home in Kileleshwa, Nairobi when she was appointed to office.
According to Kudate, they were lawfully wed after adhering to all customary marriage ceremonies; nonetheless, Tuya left her wedded residence in September 2022 after taking a position as CS.
In response to Tuya’s appeal for maintenance and child support, Kudate has denied abusing the children they sired together.
He claims CS Tuya deliberately excluded him from participating in their children’s welfare.
“As the head of the family, I was a man of means who provided adequately, and she knows that I am jobless, but with the little I have, I effectively play my parental role,” he says.
This comes after Tuya moved to court in October, 2023 year seeking custody of their two children and a total of Sh3.1 million yearly for their upkeep.
Tuya claimed her estranged husband treats their children and her domestic workers with cruelty.
She said they have been psychologically, emotionally, and verbally abused by the estranged spouse and that’s why she wants full custody of the minors.
In his response, Kudate denied claims of abuse, saying Tuya is the one who has been verbally violent and unruly.
“I have taken care of her. She is out to frustrate me and wreck my life just as she did to the first husband from Kajiado, who took her for her Masters degree in Law in the United States after which she abandoned and dumped him,” he says.
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He has asked the court not to grant the orders sought by Tuya. His defense is that he is better placed to have custody of the minors because Tuya is never at home to interact with them.
“Her myriad of local and international trips are subjecting the children to loneliness and neglect. They lack parental care and guidance and a father figure as they have been forced to live with strangers, drivers, house helps and relatives because she has scarce time with them,” he said.
According to the court papers, Tuya agreed to marry Kudate even with the knowledge of the existence of another wife when he was thriving as the Majority leader of the Narok County Assembly.
He claims that he has provided for all the children.
He denies rejecting his duties as a parent, accusing Tuya of cutting him off from the schools where his children attend.
“She has gone to the extent of denying me access to children to take them for a holiday when schools are closed,” he says.
Stephene Kudate says he is ready and willing to take a DNA test to establish the paternity of all the children involved.
The two according to Kudate also have a divorce matter pending in court.
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