“I’m ready for DNA.” Isaac Wekesa, also known as the Bungoma Goliath, asserts, “I’m certain he is my brother, as people often mistake me for Bradley Marongo, the Gen Z Goliath.”
The duo differ by 3 inches in their heights, with Isaac measuring 8.5 feet and Bradley measuring 8.2 feet.
Isaac Wekesa, also known as Goliath wa Bungoma, is certain that Bradley Marongo is his brother, better known as Gen Z Goliath. He cites the strong likeness between the two as evidence for his belief.
In a recent interview with Trudy Kitui, Wekesa expressed his astonishment upon discovering someone who bore an uncanny resemblance to him.
Once Bradley Marongo made his debut in Nairobi, he quickly became a phenomenon on the internet. This discovery happened after his arrival.
When Wekesa, who is from Bungoma County, saw Marongo, he quickly questioned his mother about the likeness, but she avoided his questioning. Wekesa is from Bungoma County.
After his mother refused to acknowledge their relationship, Wekesa asked one of his mother’s relatives.
The uncle suggested that Marongo may be his brother, but he also urged him to enquire into the matter directly with his mother.
Because his mother had once again declined to offer a definitive response, Wekesa decided to fly to Nairobi to see Marongo in person.
Wekesa has now contacted Marongo, expressing a sincere desire to meet with him in order to explore the possibility of them developing a romantic connection.
“Nko tayari for DNA,” Wekesa said in a determined manner in response to the question of whether or not he would be prepared to submit to a DNA test in order to establish kinship.
When compared to Bradley Marongo, who stands at 8.2 feet, Goliath Wa Bungoma, who stands at an impressive 8.5 feet, is somewhat higher.
Wekesa is originally from Bungoma County, but Marongo is from Majengo, which is located in Vihiga County.
Marongo first came to public attention during the latest demonstrations involving Generation Z that took place all over the country.
As a result, he earned the title of Generation Z’s tallest individual. However, Goliath Wa Bungoma later contested this distinction.
