FIFA Referee Ace Ncobo Raves About His 23 Children and 3 Wives, Tells Men to Embrace Fatherhood

• South African sports analyst and media personality Ace Ncobo is a proud father of 23 children
• The FIFA referee said he is hands-on with his children, who he fathered with three different women
• He also implored fellow men to embrace fatherhood and enjoy it even when they don't get along with the child's mother

Ace Ncobo is one proud father. The media personality and FIFA referee said he is blessed to have a family that consists of 23 children and three wives.

Ncobo said he welcomed his first child at 22 and delivered the baby himself. To date, his eldest child is 32, while the youngest turned one in August. The proud father said he has no plans to stop having more children.

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Speaking to News24, the proud father implored fathers to be present in their children's lives. He said being a present parent impacts the child's life.

"No matter how your upbringing was, no matter what challenges you face, no matter how sour the relationship with the mother, never ever shirk your fatherly duties. No child deserves to grow up with an absent father."

Ace Ncobo, whose 23 children live in five different cities across South Africa, said he has no plans to stop expanding his family. he is rumoured to be ready to marry a fourth wife so he can expand his family. He added:

"Our creator and ancestors are the ones who give us these blessings called children. As long as they continue blessing us, we shall never reject the call to be parents to more."

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Stellenbosch University confirms another urination scandal after a drunk student urinated on roommate's chair

In more news, Briefly News reported that Stellenbosch University (SU) has issued a statement confirming that another student was filmed urinating on a roommate's chair months after the urinating incident that caused an uproar.

In May, former SU student Theuns du Toit was recorded urinating in another student's room, Babalo Ndwayana's room. Du Toit was later expelled from the institution.

According to TimesLIVE, SU deputy vice-chancellor for learning and teaching Prof Deresh Ramjugernath confirmed the incident in a statement. He said a drunk student urinated on a roommate's chair.

Source: Briefly News