Nakuru Sisters Ask Gen Z Goliath Bradley Marongo to Marry Both of Them in Bold Public Proposal

Bradley Marongo, better known as Goliath or Bradley Mtall, has taken social media by storm following his rise to fame during the Gen Z anti-government protests.

Now, he’s making headlines for a very different reason – an unusual public proposal from two sisters expressing their desire to spend the rest of their lives with him.

As his popularity continues to skyrocket, Bradley Mtall appears to be in high demand.

Two sisters, Raquel Kirika and Mary Kirika, from Nakuru, have made a bold public declaration, expressing their affection for the viral star.

The duo wrote their message on a flip chart, revealing that they’ve come to the decision that Bradley, who they describe as “young, tall, dark, and handsome,” deserves not one, but two ladies to accompany him through life.

Their placard read: “To Bradley Mtall aka Gen Z Goliath. We’re sisters from Nakuru, Raquel Kirika and Mary Kirika. We’ve sat down and decided that a young, tall, dark and handsome deserves two beautiful ladies by your side to spend the rest of your life with. You can reach us through 0762298131 (Raquel), 0102210655 (Mary).”

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The public proposal has added yet another layer to Bradley Mtall’s already growing fame, and his social media following continues to swell as fans eagerly await his response to this bold and rather unique offer.

Bradley, whose presence during the protests earned him the nickname “Gen Z Goliath,” has been meeting with several prominent figures, further boosting his profile. But it’s clear that his admirers are not limited to the political or celebrity spheres, as his charm has captured the hearts of everyday citizens as well.

With attention from both the public and media, all eyes are on Bradley Mtall to see how he responds to the Kirika sisters’ proposal.

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