67-Year-Old Ugandan Man Who Has 102 Children And 568 Grandchildren Says This Is Why He's Done Having Kids

“I married one woman after another. How can a man be satisfied with one woman,” Hasahya said, according to The Sun. In Uganda, polygamy is legal.

The farmer wants to ensure he can provide enough food for everyone. So he’s requested that his wives use some form of birth control to help because the costs of caring for his humongous family are higher than in the past.

“My income has become lower and lower over the years due to the rising cost of living, and my family has become bigger and bigger,” he said, the Daily Mail reports.

Along with his wives, around a third of Hasahya’s children, aged between 6 and 51, live on his farm with him. All the wives stay in one house so he can keep an eye on them, so they don’t leave him for another man.

His youngest wife, Zulaika, the mother of 11 of his 102 children, is on board with his decision.

“I’m not having any more children. I’ve seen the bad financial situation and am now taking the birth control pill,” she said.

Hopefully, the farmer doesn’t plant any more seeds.