Kenyan lawyer wants to marry Obama’s elder daughter Malia

Felix Kiprono, a Kenyan lawyer has expressed a desire to marry 16-year-old Malia, the elder daughter of US President Barack Obama. Felix has offered an assortment of livestock comprising 50 cows, 70 sheep and 30 goats to Barack Obama in exchange.
This has been reported in news.sky.com dated 26 May 2015.
The age of Felix Kiprono has not been disclosed but, it seems, it has been his dream to marry Malia, the President's elder daughter. He has been interested in her in 2008 and, he has admitted that he hasn’t dated anyone since and has promised to be faithful to her.

He is serious and wants to put his offer to the President when he visits Kenya in July – it was the country where Barack Obama’s father was born.
Felix would be writing a letter to Obama and would request him to bring Malia along with him when he visits Kenya. He says his love for Malia "is real" and that he is not after the family’s money. He and Malia would lead a "simple life" as man and wife and he would teach her how to handle odd jobs around the house like milking a cow, cooking ugali (maize porridge) and preparing mursik (a traditional sour milk). He wants her to become like any other Kalenjin woman.
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