Polygamist Musa Mseleku beams with joy as his children pass academics with flying colours

It’s that time of the year when students will be harvesting what they have been learning and receiving awards. Controversial Musa Mseleku is beaming with joy as his children have passed with flying colours and raking in the awards.

Musa Mseleku has four wives and ten offspring; he is a proud father as his children are academic geniuses who pass their exams with good grades. Taking to Instagram, Musa shared pictures of his children who did exceptionally well academically, scoring awards and applauding them for their hard work.

Musa Mseleku’s children pass the  education

His matriculant daughter Abongwe received an academic award for achieving a 70% pass rate this year. She also received a second award for selection of the KwaZulu Natal coastal U19 soccer team by the KwaZulu Natal High schools’ Football Association girls committee.

Talking to a news reporter, Musa Mseleku said:

There’s a lot I feel proud of as far as she is concerned. I don’t take all the credit because the mom has made so much of a contribution in encouraging her to study and focus. I’ve also supported her in her sport and academics, and I’ve allowed her to be what she wants to be. Raising her has not been much of a challenge, she is disciplined and very independent.

She can engage and say what she wants. Most of the things we have been supporting her in, it has been out of her willingness and choices. We have been there as parents to make sure that we’re supportive.

Musa Mseleku’s youngest son, who is in grade 3, also received an award in mathematics. With his busy and tight schedule, Musa could not be present for the certificate handover, but he ensured he expressed his pride in him.

I spoke to him and congratulated him in person and told him how proud I am of him

Musa Mseleku’s children are bringing joy into his life, and he won’t stop bragging about them on his reality show. On parenting, Musa said he learnt not to dictate his children’s dreams but rather nature and encourage them to persist in their talents.

I’m at the stage where I’m enjoying parenting a lot. I find more joy in seeing them achieving things that I wouldn’t have achieved in my time. They are excelling. I would encourage other parents to listen to their children … parents must allow their children to be what they want to be

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