Kenya Stockholm Blog

News and events about Kenyans in Stockholm.

Kenyan sperms “Urgently Needed” at Karolinska

Following the “Obama magic”, it might not be strange to discover that Kenyan sperms are on high demand in Sweden. In a bizarre report in Mitt I, a local Newspaper, 125 Swedes are lining up, waiting for sperms from Kenyan men so that they can be inseminated in an attempt to recreate a future Obama.

Those willing to donate Sperms have been requested to report to Karolinska hospital where the sperms are extracted and the donor paid Ksh 4,000 (about 400 kr) per session. In the department of Reproduction at the hospital, beautiful, young and blond haired Swedish girls are waiting to help with the extraction of sperms. What you need to do if you are interested is to call Karolinska hospital and say that you are a Kenyan who wants to donate sperms in order to assist those in need.

The number of “donations” (aka ejaculations) allowed per week is one and this means that in one month, a serious donor can mint Ksh 16.000 while at the same time enjoying the white goods. According to a Kenyan who tipped KSB and whose stuff “has already been milked”, the girls are not in a hurry while they appear to be trained “because they make you feel very much at home”.

Pressed to go into detail, the Kenyan told KSB that the collection is done in a bed-room like environment and that the cute collectors readily take instructions to align them with the donor’s demands especially on the preferred method of extraction.

For Kenyans, the “Obama magic” appears to have come with unexpected rewards because in Kenya, Kogelo village where Obama’s father is buried has become the center of “Romantic tourism” as International singles troop to the village to look for spouses hoping that they could get married and produce kids with a resemblance of Obama’s intelligence. 

Okoth Osewe

March 24, 2010 - Posted by | News & Analysis

15 Comments »

  1. @KSB: Is this for real? Surely there must be a better way of getting the goods. Those guys going there must be real desperados.

    KSB: This thing was in a Swedish paper and it was a guy who tipped KSB so?

    Comment by Godfrey | March 25, 2010

  2. Geez.. dunno wut to say about this. Ok, I’ll do the good ol’ classic Bob Marley quote that fits in this context. (Amazing how this guy 36 years on this earth managed to cover every aspect of life in his singing, preaching, wutever you wanna call it.)

    “NO BULLET CAN STOP US NOW WE NEITHER BEND NOR WE WONT VOW, NEITHER CAN BE BOUGHT NOR SOLD!”

    And personally, with Pres. Obama’s blood flowing in my daughter and I, I’ve only got one thing to say about this.. Hey.. Karolinska.. Come off it!.. I mean, we are poor, but we’re not desperate!

    Comment by Brayo | March 25, 2010

  3. My dear kenyans, please dnt to this matter for jokes. this is real cause i have had bout it.think of the people who really love and wnt kid, but biologically they cant.that why we have a sperm bank to assist these pippo. and mind you not only sperm are needed even women need to provide the eggs too. so please dnt make joke bout it. tuwasaidie kiroho safi

    Comment by tabitha | March 25, 2010

  4. Do not call others desperados,infact kenyans also can use it to get help with infertility.

    Comment by dame | March 25, 2010

  5. Hope there is water-tight legal mechanism in place to prevent the donors from paying future child support. Some may recall the case of the good samaritan who helped his friends “2 lesbian ladies” with his seeds only years later to start paying through his nose for several kids.It became a nightmare for the guy!

    Comment by Relocator | March 26, 2010

  6. Now that you mention it, Dame and Tabitha… It is infact ironic that my GrandDad’s mother “who hails from K’Ogelo-Kanyadhiang’ branch (butdoimensson?)” specialised in helping infertile people as well as women who had complications during delivery. This she did using miti-shamba and people travelled from all over the world to come home to K’Ochia to admire her methods.
    Wahenga wa kale pia walinena, mcheka kilema huzaa. Samahani

    Comment by Brayo | March 26, 2010

  7. Mcheka kileme huzaa !!!
    Bw. Brayo hiyo methali haipo ! au vipi Mwandawiro ????

    Comment by Mtachaamambhi | March 26, 2010

  8. I would like to thk dame and tabitha 4 ur comments. its good to be mindfull of other and by donating the sperms and äggs is a good idea. Sperm bank at karolinska is the only one in sweden. so lets go and donate hii kitu to those who need it badly.

    Comment by wamatha | March 26, 2010

  9. @ Mtachaamambhi
    Mcheka kilema hafi bila kumpata if you wanna be a d”#¤”# ’bout it

    KSB: Brayo: Gome la udi si la mnuka uvundo.

    Comment by Brayo | March 26, 2010

  10. hey ksb:

    I think it ni vipoa u guys explain kidogo wht u mean here juu cinyiti kitu, hii ni kijathe ama kiswahili konk?????

    I was reminding Brayo of another issue which has nothing to do with the current topic. My sub-comment is a Swahili proverb which translates into >>the bark of a fragrance insence tree is not the same as the one that stinks<< In context, it means that if you associate or surround yourself with bad people, you will yourself become like them. Tujifundishe Kiswahili, lugha ya Taifa.

    Comment by tabitha | March 27, 2010

  11. This is the most funny stuff I have ever heard.. Good Job Mr.Osewe on your publications…

    Comment by Cecil Ngoje | June 14, 2010

  12. Hi
    we really can sell our sperms?
    could you get the address of this hospital?

    Comment by Raja | August 29, 2010

  13. good for them white chics, i thought africans are monkeys, so who would want to carry a monkey-child in them??

    Comment by lorenzo | November 16, 2010

  14. I would like to donate so if u can sent me ur phone number it would be great here is my phone number 0724386628

    Comment by Ken hagin | March 2, 2012

  15. yaeh whats the address of this hospital

    Comment by james | March 23, 2012


Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 1,339 other followers