By joshua 
MEN WHO MARRY MORE THAN ONE WIFE TEND TO LIVE LONGER THAN THOSE WHO MARRY ONLY ONE WIFE.
-Obaje Isah Yusuf
Before i proceed, I will like to bring to the notice of the general public that this particular post is not religiously incline, it is basically for the critical thinkers.
My Recent research have shown that men who marry more than one wife tend to live longer than those who marry only one wife. While the reasons behind this submission of mine is not universally accepted, it is pertinent to lend my little opinion to the trending issue of why do we have more widows than widowers. There are several possible explanations that could contribute to this phenomenon.
For example, having multiple wives may provide a man with more emotional support and companionship, which could help reduce stress and promote overall health and well-being. Additionally, men with multiple wives may benefit from increased physical activity and sexual activity, which can have positive effects on health and longevity.
Come to think of this as well..
Men who marry more than one wife may have access to greater financial resources, which can provide them with improved healthcare, nutrition, and other resources that can contribute to better overall health.
Having multiple wives may provide emotional and psychological benefits, such as reduced feelings of loneliness and isolation, which are known to have negative effects on physical health.
Some cultures and religions may view multiple marriages as a sign of status and success, which can lead to increased social support and reduced stress, both of which have been linked to better health outcomes.
In conclusion, while research is still ongoing and more studies are needed to fully understand the connection between multiple marriages and longevity, there is evidence to suggest that men who marry more than one wife may enjoy certain health benefits and live longer compared to those with a single wife. However, it is important to keep in mind that personal health and longevity are also influenced by many other factors, including genetics, lifestyle choices, and environmental factors.
My View.
Obaje Isah Yusuf, writes from Idah LGA.